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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20
SICK IN BED
TOOK HYP0-C0O
NOW WELL AGAIN
Cough Left Her - NsrvSl
Became Strong and Stom-
ach Trouble DISAPPEARED
A WONDERFUL TONIC

The torture T-y,nt through
With lying there IN ny bed and
iryine 10 are on puHed rice and
milk q beyond words" declared
Mrs. John Forsyth, whose address
IS gwen below
/ bad . very bed cold last I'm.
ter and il dragged slons until ooe
fne day I up and caught the
I" Flu" and for months after I .Ay
in bed . phyascai wreck Ny
cauzh was awful and ny poor
stomach was 50 weak and bad
could not eat regular food
didn . know what real sleep vas
And them one day while I xas
lying there on my bed IN IA.
depths Of despair sav What folk,
we're saying about HTpo-Cod IA
the newspaper ] vas ~ild 20
,-y il. | told NY dsugh,erN,o buy
bottle st one drug store and
got someone else 20 phous down
20 smother store for another ard
N al | took three bottles Results
have been simply grand I only
hope that tha testimonial reaches
Others sick and in poor health for
j, surely viii put them in 3
healthy. strong eo1dit,en again.
Even II il reaches only one poor
susersr I Will sexi the s6ort 3 sos
al IN vain. for IL ts~y giYs Ess,.s
HypoGoe ere rood fair trial tssrs
isn't any doubt VIA. IL rill so.- coz
tinsed Ms ror1y1h. a. she happily
and vtgcfvIaly set forth The results
shs secured By using Lib sss s7e
more so~srfai BUILDER She res.ces q.
Iisl EHna st-set. Youngstown. csia
A couple bottles Of Earie's HyeeSoo
Will eonsirce The noxt sxepticxi
Hrs. Alice R-ES. Of coasu uegs. Oalo,
sAys: NY txaxhtsF has had cough
sad VA weak. shin aae psie - eesis
se Her stomach sAs &c sesf sss sr,
lstet on milk and esx Diet FOR fcur
mouths and eouKseS sc r,cA sss
couldn't sleep. Thea Ne starssd ses
on hypo-cod Aza sAs p%ekci up tea
ocunds. - q. work sxxsa. esis ssz
aenrty meals a1d Is rosy ssdnn resesi
health II ~a worth = leoasase dol
Arss then tces it 7yseH aaS Il
orih me up n1d stopped shs kEsrsy
oAins ~sx having IN ny back con
I'nues Mrs. krus. res keer street
Columbus. Ohio.
Read VIA. stfil others say in srtiels
below Then get a couple eostiez
Tonight
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20
He FELT GHY, WEAK. HAD BAD
COUCH, HYPO-COD STOPPED IT

The first thing It done vss start
my appetite. Il stopped thr
tickling in ny threat and II che
reek the old cough -vas CON-
pleteiy gone. L built ne right I'D
from the very 6rst dose &ad now
| am well as ever.
/ feel ike q different person
and don't dread ~orx Ike ! used "a
an the shooting psLas and dizzy spells
lett ne &1a ! sz gaining Esisnt -
FAST thxt e.1t praiEs Eypo-coo
enough. ecltinued Mr.. Stanley Craze.
lumber Inspector vita lie Vest slds
Ls1esr &C. address LII Mercer
ST. Dayton. oh4o.l
Thousands IN Dsytnn prefer Hypo-
COD 20 al 0lseF toales. same As IN tAis
city At the Old Soldiers' Home
scores az elderly heroes credit Hypc-
Coa for renewed strength ana frSs4cu
from Eaekassa.
Al thls sez=oR of The ye&s tAe bleed
sncuie se snr!chsa azd thicker 80 ToS
esa xls5sts1G ths cad weather 1~s.
ter fcuF asssSiie s5oGld &c As4rIfer
Eae else2tle,2 stronger . tz&e cara -
me esarisT winter ioOds- The lgaEs
must be BEo1.er . avoid colaE
coughs. cStarrA. bronchial sad ssth
EaaGic conditions. We advise evaryonf
10 tske a 5oss ot zeFles Hypo-cc<
before aesis f1F = :ev daya .nst e
Increase their disease resislin. VIA
ity aEd reserve force. A btitch ir
tine sayss nins and ihis wise oic
tonic hs5it ot our screfalaers means
freedom from coles and vintry lie
Come down 20 the store sad get 8
coapie % bottles Ne prepay arg
bottle of the genuine EaTle's Eypc
Cod anywhere on recsipt % prtes
si25. plus Sc war iaE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20

greatly liked and admired; knew many
Of the college boys and girls in then homes
and kept track Of them after they csme to
college; WAS frequently at the fraternity
houses, feeling especially at homo IN the
Kappa Alpha. After the founding Of the
Women's College, Dean Robinson made
me welcome rs a frequent visitor; and OF
all have lost in leaving Delaware, | re-
pret nothing more than the breaking of
contact with the colleges at Newark and
the Delaware students.
/ always liked my work as chorepisco-
pus Bishop Lawrence once said in an adj
dress to the Massachusetts, Convention,
Remember that the weakest mission
needs the bishop more than the strongest
parish" l took this as motto for
diocesan work and deserved something Of
q frequent criticism that | WAS always in
the country, seldom in the city. 1t seemed
to me that in the country | was more
needed, at any rate, l was given more
opportunities for work. It was my am
hilton to know every road In Delaware;
and | did know most of them. | liked
keeping appointments at places remote
from the railroad, like st. George 5,
Indian River, and st. Marks, Little
Creek. Among my most helpful assist
me about the country, and band Of
five boys from Lewes under direction Of
DR.. Robinson, who provided music for
special services in isolated churches.
There were many delightful surprises and
tests Of resourcefulness In the demands ol
the country work. Custom could never
stale it's infinite variety.
It was always easy for me IN visiting
different churches to adapt myself to the
customs of the place. As seminary pro-
fcssor for eight years, had been identified
with no one parish, and, as special preach
er, han been IN touch with many churches
in the diocescs of Connecticut, New York
Long Island, Newark and New jersey
/ was familiar with different sorts OF
congregations and services, and was m the
habit of fitting in everywhere. This WAS g
distinct advantage IN assuming charge oi
a diocese had no feeling of strangeness
IN the different churches even at the out
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20
HOTEL MAN HAD
|. BAD COUCH BUT
He STOPPED It
Stops His C5ld, Built Him
Up - Restored His
Appetite.
SLEEPS SOUND
At MIGHT AaAR

Iy husband c1rs'y sst . ver7
serio~as cold and eousyh soS BE hs1
grown 80 weak ar tire wen. on
that knew be nsust DO something
dcsp~rste, =" declared Nrn Ben
Nunnsiiy. wife of the veli Knows
proprietor of Nuunslly's Hot.i.
youngstown. Ohio
His appetite begun 20 ci-sp-
pear and nights he waz 50 restless
and had on account Of the cough
he didn Z close ms ewes and world
ron ard toss and complain o. schy
muscles and chest We saw Hypo-
Cod advertised By good iuek and
n was helping 20 many Young--
town people he bought q bottle
and I'm glad 70 say this medicine
really does what they say. Il Ess
Just what he needed aud he took
two bot,i... !" continued Alrr
Nunnslly.
Esrfs's H7ro-co1 90. o-fy bSaes -.
lief fro-- coughs are coits--tt drives
out al the tyuptazs and w.r1s 90
the aer, one Take a couple bottles
ase B. re. of such trousi-r all rf--
Ter Or cour-e Y You oslT Ef.s ts--
poysry rsft.f con. % th- store rnf
get sous,siuy Hi- pier. bur us recon-
mend thsf everyone relieve sncs
tro-eies ia . permanent manner aa6
ssoft sica1~ss "A ounce of ers-sr-
ton + worth p0unc- % cure The
entire cost - less lasn tas ioss %
orc 1sy's pay. not 20 nsrfio1 sick
bills
To purchasers % t<1 brfties 80
rive free = regular 35c oor % Ezrf.r
6ss gcoueoz. retsezeti sss for colds
sao coughs the tTo work beautifully
together See directions On p&cxxre-
Read ~nst csssr users ssy rersr1lre
tnia superb rrerarat.cu
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20
Nothing Tasted 0ood-W0
Weak and dizzy In
The Morning.
FEELS LIKE NEW
NAN ONCE AGAIN

The hundreds Of statement.
from people throughout the coun.
try prsizing Earies Hypo-Cod
nug. soreiy convince even .he
most nkepsicsi Of thls ce1x tcnic (.
power Just glance az the form
MA rpon the bottle tell. yen Il i.
composed of the finest Ingredient.
The aecrst - IN its streagth and
the elimination OF the oily. 6shy
taste shich made the old fashion
ed preparations 50 disasreeahle
and upsels weak stomaehs &C
much. Mr.. Stanley Crane said re
ce1tiy:
II endorse Ilypo-Cod without
reserve. I ~u suffering iron
Ater-e6-cis Of ,ae grippe and hst
Lost considerable weight.
eoughed a good des, 81 night anc
seldom slept good. ] felt woraou:
snd would get dizzy snd thing,
would turn black. Everything
tasted the same 70 ne and ny ep
petite was sore.
HyPo-Co5 stopped all ihes,
troubles mighty quickly however
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20
COUGHS AND COLDS MAKE
YOU "AcnY," WEAK AND PALE
HERE'S EASY way TO STOP IT
FOR BRONCHIAL
,CATARRH, ASTHMA
Dfficuk Breathing Or Yfts
o. Coughing and
Splitting.

A. this time of y-sy peopI. with
Bronchial. Catarrhal and 4sth.
matte sroubse uFer most. Many
cannot breathe yell unless prop
ped ap Nth pillows in bed The
ehsns- " sir on coming from cut.
doors into a ssuSy warm room,
theatre or church. brings on vio-
lent fits of coughing snd mornings
people troubied this Eay are
often forced 10 spi. and hawk for
hours 10 eiesr their thros. and
nostrils of accumulated mucous
Specialists ss~rt th.se sr. oo4
dangerous troubles uni... Deviect.
sd too lors. but they surely keep
. person IN a pale. weak. nervous
hesdsehy condition.
hsscarsy contirfou
TO easily relieve sues . coeH3s;-s
IN even the Doss chronic csses tsk.
Esyts's Hyrcol regularly for a
-hfie- You Accomplish Two thirer By
ks use--You bring sbons q gras1sl
ssd SssNna,sss rsftsf Ard AZ the s.ms
lice ssr.pehss s1A ss~-i.y u. system
ssl iune1 sg1sass o r>csr-~ace - .s~>
trouhiss and coughs cofts and eve,
noe~ sasGv~o7s -tntry iiIs sccoccias
70 a1tho-f,ies 90 %. subject Read
shaf uaess -. shsscs Z Is the state
nAsfs sseo~ 80 thea cone 11vn 20
ths crus fo-s sad sois the thousands
sakses HyosCod co he roac 10 robust
hAAhA aad freedom from sSknsss tsis
vtue40
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20
3iHAD MILLION
One Chicago Corporation Paid IS ,000, 900
asDuartrriy Tnstalrrncnt.

Chicago, March 20.-Tncornes Of 81 900,
600 or more for 9l9 were reported by
73I individuals and corporations in the
Chicago district, officials Of Internal
Revenue Department inspecting income
tax returns announces.
Thirty-ope Chicagoanz were Sdded
last year 10 the ranks Of thoee whoee m
comes exceeded 81, 100000.
One corporation was reported n have
paid s., 100000 as the first instaIlrncnt
Of s24 900, ,000 due the government as
income tax. Another corporations quart
erly payment amounted to 81, 500, 900
The number who made returns on m
comes Of 10000 was very largs, revs-
nue. officials said
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20
HAD ASTHMA So BAD COULDN'T
BREATHE LYING DOWN IN BED

essir very often az nisal. / would al
, mos; strange 10 Leased back IN q
chair sometimes. elf Gov that Is all
over With 7 can run Up and
down hiii. walk IS fAst as ] please.
and my breathing Is all right Another
thing seeui Hypo-Soe 10 taat Il Is nice
70 take u a1t a nasty tasting dose
, iihe sorse Of the ssar TOOK sad didn't
help me continoeo SIR csipn&n. a
~eil.kuo~n painter at Brfdgeport.
Ohio
Another beauty about Earles Hypc.
Coo that Mr. chipnan didn't mention.
Is that u DOT only cleans up the blood.
drives Qua catarrhal. bronchial and
ssSbnsNc coronioas. but Il also builds
np and strengthens the user 80 thas q
recurrence Is seldom expeTis1ce0--
snd thai 10 . mighty important thlns.
according 10 users Dvctors assert re-
suits {, 4 Il are remarkable Il w
creased t.e pstienls' disease resisting
sftzlay zsd stamina so q marked Do
gree. Come do~n 90 the store toaixht
and ses . co~pls oo<lies. Sote-Ne
prepay large bottle Seaolne Exrls's
hypo COD bearing name ei the nAties-
ally knosn Earle Chemical Co. any-
-here ssos rscelp< - sTisr. s1-as ssss
Sc vsS ANk-~'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20

liking. and never ceased to he grateful
to Mr.. Francis Quincy du Pont, who had
given the house and chapel to the diocese.
The grounds sloping toward the Brandy
wine are attractive, affording space for
gatherings OF people more than the house
would hold; and the place was quickly
filed for me with many reminders of the
kindness of the churchpeople of Whining
ton. Living at Wilmington made it easy
to make frequent visits to the mother
town of New Castle and to the colleges in
Newark. OF all my associations / cared
for none more than that with Delaware
College. The two presidents whom |
knew, DR.. Harter and DR.. Mitchell,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20

hapry. That was al on the sufsce- Be
low the u1rface, during almost my whoIc
cp,scopate, I was increaripgIy troubled,
ptssing through sttcoessfve stages of dis
appointment, d,silIusion, doubt, and dw-
t@iisf, owing to the waning of faith IA fhe
church system which was set m Delaware
70 repressnt, but the rcasons for this bad
nothing whatsoever ~ do with ury ryyecial
field Al work, and hence even this brief
niitpion To them " oot of place IN this
chapter.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-20
Suffered Ia Years; Had To
Sleep Sitting UP In A
Chair at Night.
TELLS HOW HYPO.
COD RELIEVED HIN

q had Bronchial Asthma for "a
years and hsye had 20 sit Up Ia chair
at night more than half the time
would 60 TO bed and about one or fSo
IN the TncTuine | would have 10 get Up
and stay up the rest OF the nigag. and
ihen ( eouidnt do anything I couidn't
stand up hardly declared MIR James
chipmsn. shose sddrsss lr sisen BE-
low
I'D heand a Krass deai secas hspe-
Cod being good for this trouble and
fer the lungs. So | started sskios Il
haven't had 20 sli Up In my chair a
single aisht since. and that Is surely
saving a great deal for hypo~cod-b<-
cause / had II bad I can now fay
down 10 bed without even a plliox
and eefore tsAing Hypo-Cod I mad 70
be pnoppst way % In bed. sns svee
thsa Asd 30 set W ana Ake TO M
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-11-24
COUMERILH TALKS ON ROADS

John Coumerilh made the follow
ing remarks on roads few days
ago: IF l were engineering the
road building in this county, l would
build one thru line from Fort Hall
to the northern boundary of the
county, then l would build line
from Blackfoot to the southwest
boundary of the county below Aber-
deem and I would build it all good as
far as / went. 1t might take me
twenty or forty years, but l would
have real road all the time. | would
not build any of these little jerk
water roads that don't lead anywhere
until after got the main ones built
and built good l would not go out
building railroad grades with borrow
pits six or eight feet deep on both
sides and have something when l was
done that man was afraid to ride
over on horseback. l. would not
pillow up any perfectly good hard
gravel roads and make a high soft
dangerous grade in the place of it:
l would not have so many miles of
road built in year or two, but l
would have them better"
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-11-24
CHARRING POSTS NOT
REMEDY FOR DECAY

The old theory that charring the
butts of fence posts and telephone
poles preserves the wood has been
disproved by series of tests recent
ly conducted by the Forest Products
Laboratory of the Forest Service,
United States Department of Agri-
culture, on fences which were charred
and untreated posts of varied species.
The charred posts proved in these
tests to be even less durable than
the untreated ones.
Theoretically, an area of charred
wood around post should prevent
decay, because charcoal does not de-
cay or encourage the growth of
fungi. But the charred area around
post is not usually solid cover
ing. 1t is checked through in many
places. If posts are seasoned before
they are charred, the charring does
not reach to the bottom Of the sea-
son checks which are always pres
ent. If green unchecked posts are
charred, checks will open through
the charred part as the wood sea-
sons. In either case the uncharred
center of the post is exposed to fun
gus infection and will decay as rapid
ly as untreated wood.
Charring deep enough to resist
decay would undoubtedly weaken a
post of ordinary size.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-11-24
$1,000 FOR JERSEY COW

Bessie's Fernwood Blossom, claim
ed to be Idahos champion Jersey
COW, recently sold at Moscow for
$1,000. This cow is said to be at the
head of the "honor roll for cows
giving more than 40 pounds of but
terfat a month" The COW was sold
by T. w. BARLEY, who raised her.
She was sold to Edwin Johnson, who
resides in Latah county. Mr.. John
son also bought the cows daugh-
ter and her sister. The three cows
were sold for the total of $500.
Mr.. BARLEY gives as his reason for
selling the COW that he is soon to
leave Moscow and did not desire to
take the stock with him. The Septem-
Der report shows the COW Blossom to
be at the head of the list of cows in
the butterfat contest, with total of
743.S pounds Of milk and 5S,704
pounds Of butterfat.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-11-24
OFFERING
STOCKYARDS TO
STOCK RAISERS
Morris and Co. Submi,
Plan to Court for
Disposal

CHICAGO.-Stock yards and ter
minals and holdings of Morris & Co..
in Chicago, Kansas City, St. Joseph,
st. Louis, Oklahoma City, Elpaso,
New Orleans, Baltimore, West
Philadelphia and New York, would
pass into the hands Of livestock pro-
ducers or the public if a plan which
Morris & Co. has submitted to the
supreme court of the district of Col
umbia is approved.
The plan, put forth by Edward
Morris, president of the company,
proposes that all Of the capital stock
holdings Of the company in these en-
terprises be Immediately surrend-
cred to the court. Live stock pro-
ducers would then be given the first
opportunity to acquire these hold
ings. Then the stock would be Of
fered to people living near the vari-
Gus plants, then to the common car
riers and lastly to the general public.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-11-24
DESTRUCTION OF
S0VIETS IS NOW
UP TO LEAGUE
France Will Ask That
Body to Relieve
World of Boil
shevik Peril

PARIS.-With General. Baron
Wrangel, French protege, defeated
in the Crimea, France will turn to
the league of nations as a last resort
to destroy the soviet government in
Russia.
This is practically the unanimous
opinion of experts who have watched
the situation, fraught with so much
peril, unfold itself by degrees.
Two things France knows GER
tainly:
1. A military action by a general
like Baron Wrangel has no chance of
success.
2. England will not assist in a
vigorous anti-soviet policy.
While it is realized that the forth
coming resumption of trade relations
between England and Russia will not
hurt Anglo-French relations because
the entente has long ceased to exist,
France fears England may yet see
joker in the league of nations
army and refuse further to support
the idea.
Guarding against such action,
Premier Leagues is going to London
in few days commissioned to dis
cuss the entire new orientation of
European politics visavis Russia
This included the near east crisis
with Turkey, where the allied grip is
fast loosening and the return to the
Greek throne of King Constantine,
which France may yet be forced to
permit in order to satisfy Rumania,
the leader of "The little entente,
Frances own creation.
Meanwhile France is hoping
against hope that the league of ma
lions wilma ventura will succeed in
embroiling not only the allies, but
the neutral nations as we'll in great
war against Russia.
Failing in the success of this last
trump card, it is believed that France
will not further be able to resist the
dictates of economic and political
common sense and will follow
example and recognize the
sOviets.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-11-24
MEN MUST EARN
$3.50 A MONTH SAY CO.EDS

LAWRENCE, Kan.-Men must be
earning comfortable income before
they can marry Kansas university
women, if the answers to question
naires sent to 500 co-eds, can be de-
pended on.
The average income demanded is
$3.50 to $3.50 month
Some Of the freshmen women de-
clined to fall for anything less than
$1,000 year, but the older ones
were less exacting in their demands.
The men also received question
naire, asking their choice of qualities
in a mate, and 100 answers en-
phasized the Importance Of compan-
ionship in the wife.
The men gave the ideal age for
woman at marriage at twenty, and
seemed to think the husband ought
to be able to earn around $500 a
month.
The men placed little emphasis on
the cooking abilities Of their pros
pective spouses.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-11-24
STERLING
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

There will be a dance Thanksgiv-
ing evening. The music will be from
Aberdeen.
Miss Vera Jones arrived home
from. Ogden, where she has hoen Wis
itine with relatives and friends dur
ing the past month.
Mrs. Humphrey who has been on
the sick list during the past week
il much improved.
Ray Nilsson whose arm was sprain-
ed badly while wrestling with a play
mate at school, is able to be ont
again.
Mr.. Hudson and family of Black
foot, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Sprague during the week end.
They returned to their home Mon
day.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-11-24
GIVEN FIVE HOURS
TO LEAVE TOWN

Ernest King, Frank King and Will
German who were arrested Saturday
at Aberdeen charged with theft of
clothing from a clothesline, were
given five hours to leave the County
Saturday, by Probate Judge Good.
County officers took the pasition that
these men were undesirable citi-
zens and that the interests of the
county would be best served by their
leaving. A sentence of sixty days in
the county jail awaits them if they re-
turn,
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-11-24
UNION THANKSGIVING SERVICES

A union Thanksgiving service will
be held in the Baptist church on
Thursday evening at half past seven
o'clock. DR.. Gillian will preach the
sermon. Everybody is invited to
join in the service.
REV. e. o. BUTLER.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-11-24
NOTICE OF SALE

I have at my place one bay horse
ten years old, weight 1900 pounds,
branded o on left thigh. white star
in forehead Advertised November
19-22-24. Will be sold forty days
from date of first notice at Fred
Bergeson's home at Groveland.
adv .146-3c
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-11-24
SALE OF ESTRAY

I will sell at the ranch of R. E..
Merkley at Wapello, l red yearling
heifer, branded figure 20" on top
of an inverted "E", on the left ribs.
Il. G. FOLKMAN, Constable.
Adv. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.