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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
HELPED MY
STOMACH IN 4
WONDERFUL WAY
Bloatins, Classy Spells,
stomach Trouble Made
Ne Sick
nYPo.oop GAVE #
sss NE cues RELIEF
-; Ne oulcs RELIEF

y feel fAore like myself and
like . man ought to feel than !
have felt in { long time and l wan,
10 say thst iiypo-Cod in my opin.
ion is the thing for ,tomach
trouble" declared Mr. C, r Nc.
Clin,eck, 4I9 s. Jefferson ST.,
Dayton. o
~ VAS suffering FROM stomach
trouble and had been for a long
time. was worn out with II and
mighty nervous, too. It had me
oil upset. would Ell 1 meal and
sonstins il wouldn't stay down
Other times gas would
form dorm there aud I'd have
pad helehing and hIoated spells.
Seemed like no matter what I ste
It would disagree with me. ]
took other medicines but when
started taking Hypo-cod ! got on
the right track. Ny appetite is
stttef too = ] have moro euerIy
cas eat anything you mention or van.
a. neal 'ttms With 40 bad resuits 81
su." eonllnoed Nr. McClintock, whose
4adrssa' for easy ve!1dcat,oh Is given
aeeys
The atAensnts Of Z couple more
rsoels ere printed on the right and
stiil more below and al bear out The
Clam that tho cary way and quick
way 80 Get rid Of iromach. ~Indfseition
or kindred troubles 10 to drst strenEth,
En- your sJstem7tten let nature IN
aef own Way throw ou suoil troubles
Nature can 90 Il Snd keep you vel. ali
the scar roapa 50 you wiz give Ter Z
liub stfelgtb creating tonic and build
sesrself up VIXEN ueaI and rundown
Il briDgs back the oolor. appetite
.d!gestioo. rieb red blood. stsAdy
ntrvse. sound aisea and mtSaty sooi
Jou ara fstitRt Like yoU should
strenE, Nsorert and tuii Of rsssrye
vitality and dtAsase r~epsttug GoSer
t~ecaediaS 20 thetstnds Of rssrs, doe
:oIs. d%rugsiss and chsEists. Ash
about al the atnre tonight. See
for ruia upon each bottle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
Gas Formed 30 BAD Atisesa
emethered Ny HsAxt
NEVER FELT GOOD
LIKE OTHER FOLKS

II suffered five years with ,h.
worst kind Of stomach trouble and
/ know if there is another woman
who suffers ~ I did. she will be
glad to know how TO get well and
If she wili do like I did, I'm sure
she will, for Esrle's HypaCod Il
wonderful" declared Mrs. Perry
Ernest, ai0 w Wood ST.. Youngs,
town, o.
For Ave years suffered no,
body knows how severely Pains
that we're unbearable bore me
down. Everything I ste seemed
to form right into gas and it oct,
uatly felt sometimes like
couldn't breathe and that ms
heart would be smothersd. Added
to this stomach trouble had
bowel trouble. couldn't eat o,
sleep. 1t affected me in ever,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
BECAME BILIOUS
AND SPIT UP HER
FOOD AFTER MEAL
Grew Thin-Had Fad celey-
Recsuse Nervous
TOOK HYPo.cop
Is rk1LlNc OK

II srould eat q meal but : ID
wouldn't digest right aud pretty
soon gas would begin 70 form and
up II would come With . part "a
the food I had eaten along With
It. became nervous as days were
90 and my stomach became no bet.
tor. and pretty soon ! became
thin aud weak and Loaf my
healthy color surely fen badly.
Nights I would wake up all OF .
sudden and jump like I was going
to be killed. Il surely upset rny,
nerves nnd I got very little rest.
Ny husband, without saying, a
word, brought home . bottle of
Hypo.Cod one night and said for
me TO take il. which / did and I've
taken three bottles Of this splen.
did preparation now. Il Is lust
ine. Friends tell me am loek.
Ing 90 much better, lthi1k I an nia.
lng IN, weight too A4d I'm fuli q
energy and vitality. s,oSp pkely, Z
don't. spit w ny food. est what want
and haSe o splendid appetite. 7Sst,
% uhy toll everybody Wko has stoH-
aeh or indigestion trouble 70 take
Hyro-c4f. II Is sysad". declared Aes.
.. Dryden. who has resided all eee
life In psytoa. Ohio. ard 10 kHowa'Sli
over tho city. She yestdss IN the keap-'
NV ss4s st 1918 Carlisle Ave. vasAl
T~bous3sds have ,takaa tbs aavte, o.
Etven IN the article On the Ism sSj IS.
z shot RSatmsnt ~ 1eaS hare -ytd'
thetaAalvsS u susA stomach ana tnit''
Sestion t.publes and n q fsv 4eys tell
tmneassl$ batter In eyssy MY. EoHtI
you SonN down to The Siots tpatg4si
o xst alcoupia hottteaf No4s we
prepay Urge eosta 81 ths yssuias aAslI
where "a fsceiPe ~ psaee ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
To Make Your Hair
Look Naturally Curly

II milady OF the straight, Tank hair wilt
adopt the simple 5I'mc-iHe method. she
MIL have IA prc:ty why trcsses an she
could wish 10 own. The curiineas Will icok
- ratupai. and tho hair 80 beautifully soft
- md glossy, quite different from the 3D.
r:ous!y artificial .cur,s sad tho parchad,
dead appearance of tbs hair produced by
the heated igpn.
LIQUID sIlnerino can. o: course, be ..b-
tanned at any drug etore. and a few ounces
will keep the hair In curl for nisay weeks.
Being perfectly harmless and aoithey
siiGly nor greasy. no ORC need have the
least hesitancy 81 us:rg il. II is best APP
piled with Il clean tooth brush. drawing
This through the hair from crown 10 tin
Just before doing It up. Tho effect Will DO
All that anyone could desire.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
rms is 7fE WAY

4nilt % scar dIstass eel,Hus
d,i!!i1 ssd r~seuesfattye powers With
a,eSoa tonic. Put SuurssR 10 . Slsoy.
Gus. rcSuSt atAle 6f health That IS
whst Ton do3 ater sckuess htt sapped
yosT strength snd dsSlFoye1 your Ap.
fttity IND disetsob. yust 3 soon "a
nature Ssp ss6thsr fosiboId Spd d
little fsss0s easryy stored up she
vii 1nfe cot yonr stenseh troubiss
Ike tnt.tc. So iastSes tf t~SoAktyjnf
With yoet sttnnA-SS.A2teAf 70 tke
csuse-tAke . t6nls "a Ia sature
thfts OF stca trsnbsss IKE ems sssd
70 ,whep' 700 were foil Of youthful
tiger 10 the dsys eoas4S Nsiufs'e
way 10 a. lnfrnitabis, unbeatable way,
more thotoush aid really peruansnt.
II doeSn't take 6hE with tails new 70.
r~orstfuettre toaic which We are rec.
oEaendi1s 3og and known as ESrIs's
HStsCpa. Juft read how II does iht
work 10 ihS articles On the rieht.
What The nta says aud the Woman
ssss IA the rsturapnisiS Oh tie rtshf
proyh Il 70 tbs Sfscieat Gag 10 get
real relief. Yeu'll le. delighted
EaSfe's HyAtCod Ia TIE toaic II
ttYs-N coataias the haesl ipgsedi
spts Syrup % Hyr1pto4phi,ts, Mai,
ehsrty BARK Ssd ss,rsstiys, hi, surS
eeg liver oil. II 10 % nice 20 Take
ehil6stn cre IL asrees befsectfy
With the most delicate stomach
The chemist las tsrAo76a Che, old
issh!saed els p~spsssiiss cod iiyer oil
READ what iAey SAY and now qu..k
~ end .thofogghly Hypacod does lbs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07

WeuV years for fe.
male troubles aud it
has helped me very
much. ] have aiso
used Lydia E Pink.
hams s 4Aasive
Wash with good re.
cults. / alNoysh have
abottle Of Vegetable
Compound ] b .
house az it Is . good
remedy il time Of
need 7 o q can
publish nv testi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
WINCHESTER

WINCHESTER. VA, March 6.-AIiss
Julia Tyler is visiting dor brother, the
Rev. John Paul Tyler. in Washington.
Mrs. Walker McC. Bond has returned
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
FEN Mouthfuis Would Cause
Gramps = ahe Suffered
Terribly
SAYS HYro.coD
RELIEVED HEB

Nobody knows how I suffered
with NY stomach. It was in aw-
ful shape and when I'd cat I'd
nearly cramp 10 death with gas.
OH how my head would ache.
1t made me almost a nervous
wreck too. but I'm feeling fine
now end gladly tell the secret Of
how J got rid Of those awful
stomach and nerve troubles.
My druggist said I should
take ilypo,Cod and build myself
Up and he was right. That Was
all ] needed for it2did me lots OF
COOL The gas and cramps do no,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
DEPENDED UPON
1T 20 YEARS
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege.
table Compound Ha. Been
This Woman's Safeguard
ALI That Time.

Omaha, Neb.-.1 have used lydia E.
Pinkham' Vegetable Compdund foroTer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
71iN wHAr IS %

I. fon can buy. se-esiled remedies
FOR ,ueh trsubies. designed to cure
the trouble. or medicine TO help
the Weakened stomach do i'll
work from day 70 day but such
trestmsatt are naturally temper.
4ry s1sirs. Or, ysl can Just wait
ter nstuSe 70 drive cut the trouble
ana dist eAd stherwise keep from
tuffefins IN the meantine.
The beat Eay il naturt's wsy.
Nature cures when science fails.
The ersstsf' gave W The eouer to
wssa 81 aid drive out sush
troubles and nature does IL fer
.Sopng felks every day As we
grew Older, however, our eystens
become weskesed from mhdeYn
exesess. All Of & sudden instead
OF driving cut the troubles as
usual. your Systen elsss UP;
Maybe il takes nature q whole day
10 get rid o. Il. White dtfansed
sou get no uourishmszt. Psrhsps
. month later sou clog un and the
stomach falters aEain and gradual
y the process o. stopping, start.
ine and Weakening. the system
beeon.es rundown until finally il
seems like the stomach Is never
working right. Your reeupera,iye
powers are gone, you grow thin,
e~sstepsle; serS5ns And taa-Yoe Oh
let. vsAleat6' eend!tios provides 40
a~oufhhHspt Ter SsIk OF Play. much
itss 90 fyivs eat siesasas Of stonaeh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
STOMACH GAVE HER AWFUL
CRAMPS and HEADACHES

bother me any more and I have
picked up wonderfully. Feel so
much better. can eat hearty and
before if d eat a, few mouthinls
! would begin 70 cramp and the
Precipitation would break out on uy
face and I'd nearly die OF pain, for
IN hour or Moro There used 10 DO
& son OF, weight or hy LEFT side In.
side my storuach but Il don't bother
me- GOV. 40 yen . I'm better ia every
way" declared Ms. Mamie Roy. Cor.
marty Of Kentucky. but for the past
tour years 4 reejdent OF Dayton, Ohio,
They reside IN one OF 'nAytan's pre,ti.
CT sections, Is Holt ST.. and are en-.
Il itisstie sndorsers OF HypoCcd
Come down ard Get 4 couple bc,,,ss
With . free box Of Earle's 5Ss Take
them homo and start OF BY ,aktas a
couple tab,eta and a Tablespoonful OF
Rypo-Cod before kolus 10 bad Then
tnrnorfou morning follow directions.
How quick Il does ths work a told BIZ
Mrs Roy and seofen Of Others In ibis
city who pralse Earie's iIypoCod 10
the sky ~ sy.tem builder.
II u a much mora povertal paiat.
able aud effective nutrlent digestive,
rsesnsttueuse tonic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
OUR BIG OFFER
- ENDED OR
GET YOUR MONEY BACK

What if u specialist IN catarrhal at
a%ictions, n real physician Of character
and integrity. should offer to- relieve
you OF c&tarrh, or nothing to pay?
You would jump at the chance, OF
course you would. You would DO fool
ish If you didn't.
And now that the ma kers of IIyomei
tp%ronounced Hiahro,nlc) Say to you
thai Iiyomci Will ehd eatarrh or that
you can AVE your money back, what
arc YOU going to do? Are you going
TO be ~prejudiced and narrow minded
Just because tho offer Is rot made by
a physician?
Are you going to continue TO suffer
with snnfies, crilsta in the nose. wa
terry eyes. mucous in tho throat, and
all The annoying and distressing con.
diIions that accompany catarrh, when
Hyon,ei will satisfy you or money
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07

"Bayer Tablets Of Aspirin to be genuine must
be marked with the safety "Bayer Gross" Then
you are getting the true, world-fanaous Aspirin,
prescribed BY physicians Tor over eighteen years:
Tablets Of Aspirin which contains proper direc-
tons to safely relieve Colds, Headache, Tooth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
BILIOUS, Classy SPELLS. PAINS, HEADACHES, LOSS
OF SLEEP, APPETITE AND WEIGHT DUE
TO STOMACH. RELIEVED
NATURES WAY CURES PERMANENTLY
Writer Gives Example, 81
How It's Done-says /.
It's Easy
0oyKoN.sENs
PRACTICAL WAY

When . p~erson's feod doesn't
digest right and lays in the
stomach like . lump Of lead Ter.
msuting and creating foul sskes,
bad breath aud . bloated esudi.
tion, il is no wonder people GET no
good from tsod they eat. aud grow
thin, pale, nervous, headsehy and
weak
I. Constipation. shoPtness Of
breath. loss Of appetite, restless
nights. wild dreamA and pains re.
enlt-csttrrh 81 stomach. Gas.
tritts, Acute Indigestion and kin.
dred troubles usually follow
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-29

that envelope the cave and that is
only pierced by the lanterns OF sight.
seers, while there are many uninue
rock and crystal formations. Some
of these, in color and shape and even
in size. strikingly resemble cracker.
jack, honeycomb, beef liver and
elephant foot.
The cave is the largest in Ohio
and is more than 1000 years old, ac.
cording to biologists, who have
established the fact that it is pre-
glacial. The largest stalagmite.
known as Grandfather staIagmite."
measures seven feet in circumference
at its base. 1t gives some idea of
the age of the cave, for stalagmites
and stalactites are said to grow bare-
ly an inch in thousand years.
The entrance to the cave is on the
farm of w. H. Reames, on the crest
of Mount Tabor, at the side of t,,a
Mad river valley It's winding CORR.
doris run through limestone and ola.
cial drift, and the cave remained I'm.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-29
TOUCHED SO HARD He
WAS READY TO DIE
ant he recovered quickly and
gained pounds in S weeks.

~ Last December caught heavy cold.
shich left me with a deprecated cough.
coughed so hard it would start the
I .,ood. thought / was a goner, until
tried Milks Emulsion. | used 9"bottles
Together. My cough is gone, and l
4 I've gained nine pounds in five weeks.
lib anyone doubts it, let them write me. ="
/ Ghas. /. Walters, lat So. 18th ST.,
7 aittsburgh, Pa.
When hundreds upon hundreds OF peo-
I tell YOU Of Just such recovery, just
Z 5ch gains in weight, it must be worth
/, our. trying, at least. A trial costs
Eeothing.
/ MIKE Emulsion is a pleasant, nutri-
!, I'VE food and a corrective medicine. 1t re-
! rores healthy, natural bowel action, do
ssIG away with all need OF pills and
Physics. 1t promotes appetite and quick
III puts the digestive organs in shape to
ESTIMATE food. As builder of flesh
FiGd strength, MiIks Emulsion is strong
II recommended TO those whom sickness
i. ,ias. weakened, and il a powerful aid il
ssiating and repairing the effects of
astlUg diseases. Chronic stomach trou-
ss,ie and constipation are promptly re-
eyed--usnaJly in one day. It produces
,-sfEarkable results in colds, coughs and
bronchial asthma.
\ This is the only solid emulsion made,
snd 80 palatable that it is eaten with a
sp0on like ice cream Truly wonderful
sor weak, sickly children.
No matter how seyere your case, you
Erc urged TO try BfiIks Emulsion I'M
ONE with Tou, use il according to direc-
.9ciia and If not satisfied with the results
~oiir money viii be promptly refunded
rice 6Oc and 81 20 per bottle. The Milka
emulsion. Co, Terrc Hautc, Ind. Sold
~ druggists everywhere.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-29
CAVE IN OHIO
RIVALS MAMMOTH
II is Called Mount Tabor and is a
Labyrinth Of Underground Pass
ages Carved in the Rock
Wonderful Color Effects.

The beauty of Mount Tabor cave,
a labyrinth of natural underground
passages skillful1y carved by nature
through solid rock, flashing with
stalagnites and stalactites and unique
rock formations, is said by biologists
to rival the splendors or Mammoth
cave, according TO dispatch printed
In the Brooklyn Eagle. Mount Tabor
cave. located four miles southeast Of
West Liberty, is described as Nam
moth cave in miniature, and is adj
mitted to have color efIects from the
blending Of iron ore and copper that
Mammoth cave does not possess.
The Ohio cave pierces rne bowels
Of the earth to maximum depth OF
sixty-five feet, and has over 1900 feet
of winding corridors with arched
stone roof and with Kaleidoscope
colors ever apparent in the freak rock
formations and mineral deposits. Its
huge stalactites resemble giant
icicles suspended from the rock hewn
ceiling of the immense cavern. IT'S
white crystal staiagmteg rise up like
silent sentinels Of sombre darkness
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-29
DISCORDS IN
JAZZ ORCHESTRA
Rialto Organization Which Has Ap
peared Here Several Times
ls Having Some
Trouble.

There can be discords in a Jazz
orchestra.
The Rialto orchestra, which has
played here a number of times re.
Gently, seems to be having difficult
ties, as the following from the Quincy
Herald would indicate:
Frank Malambri, Paul Ross and
Sydney Hausman, with George Jack
son and Howard Saunders, formed
the Rialto Jazz orchestra on April
20, 1919 Just one year to the day
later, friction seems to have arisen,
and now the compliments in the
partnership. Messrs. Malambri, Ross
and Hausman, want the partnership
dissolved and injunctions served on
Jackson, Saunders and the Illinois
State bank. The mjunctions have
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-29
Sensible Method of
Removing Wrinkles

II crows feet appear prematurey
about the eyes, apply a lotion made
by dissolving an ounce Of saxolite in
half pint Of witch hazel This is
the best. understanding treatment
known, as it teEds to restore normal
conditions. 1t tightens and strength
ems the skin, likewise the underlying
tissue. the loosening and s,oftening
of which are the cause of a wrinkiej
condition. 1t also has tonic effect,
which not only aids in the same
direction but, by improving capillary
circulation, helps to bring a healthy
color TO the face.
The same solution, acting as il
does, naturally affects not only every
wrinkle and line, but hanging or
habbby cheeks and chin, as well
When your face wears tired eX
preston. battle it with this refresh
ing, revivifying liquid. Tell the drug.
gist you want powdered saxolite.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-29
PRINT PAPER
PRODUCTION
Marked Improvement by Fall and
Next Years Output viii be In
creased By 100000
Tons.

/ UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
! WASHINGTON, Apr. 29.-Print
paper production will be increased by
| three hundred thousand tons next
year, Paul Patterson, Baltimore Sun,
told the senate print paper investi.
eating committee today.
1T is very clear that the shortage
now existing is due TO increase of
consumption beyond capacity of the
mills" he said. Il think the manu-
facturers are showing moderation in
prices charged. A few small wild cat
manufacturers are selling in the spot
market and that is where the extreme
~ high prices are being charged. 1t
was necessary for manufacturers to
increase their prces, however.
criticism from publishers arose
through misunderstanding on both
sides and the manufacturers not TAX
ing the publishers into their
dence when they began to raise prices
three years ago. AS q. result publish
erg started agitation for government
control and manufacturers did not in
crease their mill capacity any more.
But think every one understands thu
situation now and new mills are be-
ing built By next year mill capacity
" AR DC 1ub,USV LOAl.S
II publishers continue present uni
versal efforts to reduce consumption
there should be marked effect by
fall, he said.
Publishers are seriously consider
ing raising prices TO three cents :
copy in many cities, he explained.
The Baltimore Sun, however, does
not feel it is proper policy becalis
the readers are not to blame and II
is opposed to newspapers curtaiIing
their influence by reducing their cir
Patterson said. 1.-THE re-
duction in circulation would only be
any way. Two cents does
not cover the cost of the paper and
three cents would not.
"The only effective way to curtai]
is reduce advertising
space by charging higher rates and
hereby reduce size of advertisements |
An arbitrary reduction of advertiss
nent space will be almost impossible |
% execute"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-29
been served on the above mentioned
by order Of the court

been served on the above mentioned
by order of the court
Suit to dissolve partnership and
asking for injunctions was filed to-
day in the circuit clerks office. The
compliments state that as the result
of their playing at dances there is at
the present time in the Illinois State
bank the sum of $725. which can be
drawn on only by Saunders, who, it
is ayerred, threatens to draw the full
amount from deposit. In addition to
Saunders receiving his share as play
er in the orchestra. he received 81
extra each dance as manager. State
ments are made in the bill that all
debts have been paid by the orches-
ira.
The injunctions were served
against Saunders to restrain him
from drawing out any of the funds
and ON the Illinois State bank to re-
strain it's officials from paying out
any money from the fund belonging
to the Rialto Jazz orchestra"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-29
SUFFERED WITH RHEUMATISM,
CATARRH and STOMACH TROUBLE
NUMBER 40 CAVE RELIEF

Il think Number 40 For The Blood
as a blood purifier has mo equal.
When / began to take Number 40 l
was in very poor health, as I had
rheumatism, catarrh, stomach trouble,
lead poisoning and an itch for which
! had tried numerous prescriptions
without relief | have taken six
bottles of Number 40 and am on a
fast road to recovery feel that /
owe my life to it as / was run down,
weighing only 127 pounds. but now /
weigh i4S pounds, my usual weight
/ could write more, but this should
be enough to convince the most skep
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-04-29
SAYS WINDOWS
NOT BROKEN
Argyle Church Member Takes issue
With Officers Who Said That
Bricks Were Thrown Through
the fanes Of Glass.

An Argyle resident ref,1tes the
statement that was made by Off
cials who were in the wine raid there
last Sunday that bricks sere thrown
through the church windows
It is claimed by this persons that
windows were being broken in a
house nearby, and that the owner Of
the house rushed into the church to
ask for assistance from some Of the
church officials who were holding a
business meeting there.
Neither the building or its mem
bers were in the least interested IN
this stunt" this champion of the
church declares.