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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-28

ment witness. was arrested after
the hearing on the complaint Of
= nited States Deputy Collector ].
p. Flanagan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-28
AUGUSTA LOCALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest l.. Mclean
passed Thursday an Portland and
Lewiston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-28

to the Senate. The measure amends
the 1918 tax law.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-28
Dress Goods and Silks

275 Yards of fine French Serge and Wool Taeas and
a inches wide that would regularly sell at 1925 and
$3.50 the yard these goods picked from people
that needed the cash and we in glad pass
any savings that we may make in the purchase price
to customers. This is the why youcan get
these goods in this Month End Sale at only $3.50 the
yard. The colors Black, Navy Dark Green Copen,
Gray Wisteria Garnet and Red and only $3.50 the yd
$3.50 Black Satin finish Brocade IA inches wide three pat
terms to choose from at ........... S49S the yard
All the spring coatngs, 50 inches wide stock to be
offered in this sale at straight discount of 15ce from
the regular prices.
$3.50 White Gray and Beaver Corduroy full yard wide at
s1.25 yd.
81 Inch skrtng Plads and Checks that have sold reg
arly at $3.50 to 1896 the yard to be thrown into
this sale at straight discount of 15ct from the reg
lar prices.
$3.50 Venetian Innings 80 inches WIDE in the wanted
snaoes at S1.19 yd.
$3.50 White Surf Satin, 80 inches wide at 1s the yd
s139 White Silk and Cotton Pongee 80 inches wide at
CSC the yard
$3.50 Black Satin Sc inches WIDE this was an unusually
good value to sell at $3.50 in this Month End Sale at
S2.98 the yard
All the Sport Silks that have sold the ward reduced
in this sale to effect quick clearance to make room for
otner that are coming n at price you won't see again
IN some Time ..................,.S Sc. SO the ward
$3.50 White Baronet Satin at ....... s49s the ward
Poco tied
shades OF this season, there are upwards of twenty
shades to choose from Observation-Disclosures. 80 o, vd
1898 All Silk Shirtngs So inches wide in very PLEASING
designs .....................s 29s
S2oo SILK and Cotton Shirtings in good variety at
s1.3s yd
ss25 Odd Pieces of Satns and Taffetas So inches wide
q. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50 yd
Sl39 basket weave silk and cotton Shirnps in solid c
ors, suitable for shirts, blouses or skirts at
S100 the yard
Fancy Goods
Lot Neckwear that in the SOC and 75c lines a. o.
slSs High neck stock collars with jabots at eec
Que Windsor Ties in Blue, Lavender and Yellow at 9ac
Lot 5Oc Patent Leather Belts at " q.
SOC Hat Band Ribbons, all fancy desoas and , ~
Csc yd.
Fancy Ribbons that were Is and 19c at 1oc .h.
LOT White Silk Veilings from the Is and Soc limos ~
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Hosiery
the Summer.

S165 Silk Hose in Black, White Cordovan, Navy, and
Fawn in all sizes in this sale at $3.50. .S1.39 the pair
S1OO Georgea Silk hose in Black and White only in all
Silver Star Silk Hose in Black only, all Sizes $500 number
at $3.50, $375 number at S2.25, the pair .S2.25
Women 1925 Onyx pure silk and fibre Half Hose in Black
and Navy at .S19S the pair
Womens SOC Lse Hose in Black there only 81 and
sizes, White in all sizes at 35c the pair
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Month End Dress Sale

This is the time when we readjust
our dress Stocks to the Summer lines
and we do not hesitate to make the
prices so attractive that for this two
days sale the dresses will leave very
rapidly.
There are New Taffeta. Silk dresses
here that were very late purchases and
of course the Styles are just the last
minute thoughts for Summer wear and
there would have been none of them
here had the warmer days come the
first of the month. Taffeta dresses
that were $3.50 to $4,000 go in this
sale for only ................s $500
Very Smart. Tricollette Dresses all
of which were first of the month ar
rivals, just such dresses as are wanted
for wear on so many occasions during
Sc dresses were $500 to $500. Sale
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may3sdIt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
MY APPETITE RETURNED AND
| GAINED STRENGTH RAPIDLY
DECLARED USER OF HYPO-COD

lis praise. as IL has indeed made a
new man Of me. and am only too
Siad 10 oner my testimony. When !
DO md good thing, which llypo-
COD Is. feel that II ig my duty to
my FELLOW men 10 tell them about IL
! am opposed as general rute 10 all
patent medicines
"lIypo-cod has proven its worth.
and | wan, some one else 10 know
what il will do for them II is :.
pleasure FOR me 10 recommend this
tonic 10 amy ono who after sickness
have become weakened and feels like
giving np. as | did IL this festi-
monial viii be the means Of some
on" else finding tho relief that | did.
! Will feel amply repaid Tor any time
and effort thu have made to help
Some other sufferer continued Mr..
William IL. Ham. National Soldiers
Home. Va.
So many elderly people have weak
stomach that il Is hard to create Il
madtciEn 10 agree with them. and at
the same lime lie powerful enough 70
build chem M. That. perhap is the
ono great secret OF l;arie's IIyDo-Cod
success. IT does both, and IL doea II
quickly. II helps digestion. improves
builds up the whole system promptly.
according 10 the testimony OF hun
drnds of elderly folks. Road what
another user says abou, il above.
then drop in at Tho drug store touigh,
for bottle OF The genuine Earic's
llypo-COd. The name nf tho nation
ally-known Earle Chemical Co. on
hottie IL guarantee OF highest Qual-
ity. You'll be delighted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
GATHERING CRUDE DRUGS
Is PROFITABLE BUSINESS
MouDtninccrs Who Nnnw the Herbs
nnd How Z" frnd Them Make
Good Thinr.

correspondent OF tho Mnnufac-
turors Record gives an lnteresting
account of the gathering Of crude
drugs in the mountains Of wes-
tern North Carolina. ffc writes that
an Interesting and profitable trade
in tho mountain counties or Ashe
AllcShany and Watauea is that in
what nr. known az crude drugs: in
other words, serbs. plants roots etc
Some families have for many Years
devoted all their time to gathering
these from the inountainsides. live IL,
tents and move from place to place
until all the materials In rang. are
gathered. \ considerable number Of
farmers spend part Of their time ia
this line Of work. amt get moro
money than IL paid In wages in that
region. while At the saiuu time Iiv-
ing near 10 nature. the most health
and with numerous ratticSnakcs 20
be watched for also Wild cherry
bark. Lakewood leaves. mandrake.
cohosh. ginseng and golden seal are
sought after.
Much birch oil and extract OF
pcnnyroyai is also made Ginscn,,
and golden seal now fetch siU 10 Sl2
a pound. the former. called Sang
III ihDS" mountains. MI going To
CHINA. $tprr@ arc scattered about
which buy all i"csc crude drugs. asa
there arr ~ !caS; loo other sorts ;han
ihos" u"n;ipn'a d. Their re rrcI-
warehouses where they are stored and
shipped. @taics"iiic havu.s - vcry-
noted .,l..a- cf ,his Sor'. For marty
r"rry "iTun' l. .diClra. plan tho.
TX a false one, but the trained eyes
% the mouutainccrs knOw the differ
encc. and 50 do those % the buyers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
I'm FEELING
YOUNG AGAIN"
SAYS OLD MAN
HypO.COd Gave Ne Strength,
Good Appetite, and l Sleep
Much Better.
GAINED IN WEIGlI'r.
FEELS 1000 BETTER

II suffered from a rundown condi-
zion. old age loss of strength and
nervousness. could liz rdly do q
day. work. Ny appetite had gone
and my strength had Failed. so that
when ! would tIy TO do Il days work
could hardly get home. would
not get any rest at night. and would
feel tired and nervous the next morn
Ing" declared man OF 40 whose
address is given below.
Il saw Earie's liypo-Cod adver-
tised and the statement OF one of my
friends In Norfolk, Va. SO / bought
two bottles while In that city. and I
gained in strength. sleep better. my
appetite improved, gained five
pounds In weight. and get up in tho
morning feeling like doing days
work. ] feel 100 per cent stronger.
] also had a very stubborn cough.
which was soon relieved by this tonic.
Il recommend Iypo- Cod because il
made ma almost a. strong as n young
man. Stopped pains in my chest, I
now sleep we'll cat hearty and mad.
me feel like u new man. Any one
suffering with a cough. lack of
strength. should give Nypo Cod a
trial" continued Mir. G.. Allen John
stou, Tarboro. y. q.
Read what other elderly users say
about Hypo-Cod on the lef. and be-
low. Then drop IN nj the drug store
and by trying. hottie or two your
self see how quickly II Will do the
work for You. 1t is pleasant and nice
TO take. YOU will be delighted
tSsc formula published in the article
on the ieftD e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
BRITISH SHIPS WITH NAMES
OF SNAKES COME TO GRIEF
hluejnck~t> fEnElnn,l's Navy Are
Suprr~titioUS. hut They HHvc
lkiShi 10 lie.

II sailors -! Inc BRITISH navy object
u going {" sea ,a vessels bearing
names of snakes and reptiles. .onc
can hardly blame chem. !, may be
only superstition, bu; The sailor is
able 20 back his objection by a mum
ntr N, copCr-.e facts. because SO many
sh.ns thus ma rrl hdV" com" 70 grief.
-" Colby "9s rac OF tho first
:urhi"c AcStrOycrs hull; by the Eng
lish. size broke r-f Shack on the
east cOIst and carried nearly the
who!" Of her crew 10 The notion OF
the North Sea Her sister the
'Nipcr"--tast"st craft Gt that time in
the British navy-wIs wrecked in Il
fo;; OF The casqrets. and hel' crow
also would have persisted hu; for res
cue by French vessel. IT seems
almost Incredible. but IS a fact. that
this WAS the fourth English ship bear.
ing the name ot Niper that had been
wrecked.
y Gunboat named Wasp" went
ashore eff the coast OF Donegal In
the fall OF 1883 and ntty-twu out OF
her crew OF tir;Y-cight wcre drowned.
This did not prevent the naming of
another craft Wasp" which four
wears later sailed from Singapore for
iionclisng with eighty souls aboard
Ind has revsr hCcr heard from since.
There have bcHs four "Scrpca.s. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
GOOD ROADS ASSOCIATION
MEETS NEXT IN ROANOKE
bond Issue Amrndnicn 10 COnstitu-
Ton Opens nP New ani Inter-
c>t.ng sub Jrcts for Discuss lon,

i.fNcHHrI:G. Va. Nov. G-'Che
Virginia Good Roads Association will
h7a. rs next convention In Roanoke.
the exact date 10 10 yet named. per-
hans soon after Christmaa
These conventions ar" held once
Il ycIi. aai The last winters meet
'nS a@v.ng becu held in Hich,rond.
IL WAS foregopc conclusion that
the next would b. either in Lynch
burg or Roanoke. Tho executive
comr.ittec. - when was left the de-
ciS:on as :" place or meeting. voted
~ mail, sending their votes to Sec
rotary ID. Il. Ryland. OF this city
The vote Of the committee was Z,
tie hct".cr til" Magic City and the
Kin city, and Secretary Hyiand' had
TO cast the deciding vote and he gen
crouslr cast X in favor OK Roanoke
The Roanoke meeting will be "a
very important ono in view OF the
fact that Nirgt::ia h,s just voted to
amend tire Constitution SO that TIC
state can. il. ;hr discretion OF tho
Legislature. .gsn" bonds for good
road hni'din%. rnis viii hiring M
new and very important questions
fur discuss Inn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
ICELAND PROPOSES TO USE
WATER FALLS FOR POWER
without Debt, Crirpi-s or war Wild
""> the 'ountr, Fares Hope
ful Future.

N'i'f.NiiNtEN. NOV. G.-Icrland
proposes 10 u:lliz. her numerous
waterfalls In carrying out an OK
tehsiNc program Of water pow.r dis
tfibuton. and Mngnus Gudmandgson.
'hc lccland!c Finance Minister. has
arrived here 10 obtain the royal con-
sent 10 h!!i Tor that purpose
me country. however. needs cap
i;al to carry on; this project. he told
y representative Of the Copenhagen
Poli;ia"n
Speaking OF the financial position
OF mis- country. the minister said that
the Limitation Of imports had pro-
duced beneficial effect. Not only
IN the importation or luXurics for
hidden, but imports OF necessar!es
into Iceland are also restricted as
Tar An possible without iniuring
trade. The fishing year has been
good, last years stocks have been
sold, likewise the new catch. Wool
on tho other hand, Is still on nand
owing 10 falling textile prices and
decreasing demand
We hav" no large debt. no erin
pies. no war widows to support.
Will. the nerves of our people have
not been destroyed and our children
not weakened by hunger. so we may
face the future hopefully" saM Mr.
GudHIandESon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
.EARLE'S HYPO-COD.
STOPPED COUGH
80.
RIGHT AWAY
q,
Also Gained in Weight; En-
Joys Better Health Than
In Years. q. -TS

My husband suffered from a cough
and cold. lie coughed all tho time.
OFTEN he could not get any sleep at
night for coughing. Cough ayrupS
did him no good, so l bought, him
some Hypo-Cod because saw It ad-
vertiscd. ,t
After taking two bottles every bit.
OF cold left him. liypo-Cod stopped
the cough right away and removed
the soreness in his lungs and chest
Not only that but he has gained In
weight and enjoys better health thai,
he has in years. l recommend Hypo-
Cod because IL has helped my hus-
band and has done more good than
any medicine he ever took before"
declared Mrs. Eugene Gray. 1873 Third
Street. Atlantic City. Norfolk. VA
Read what another user says on
the left and above Then go dowi
to your druggist and get a bottle az
Earlc's Hypo.Cod that thousands Of
users recommend so highly and Drug
Sists and experts assert is good,
Read formula on bottle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
Says Old md Young Should
Eat MentS, Hot
Cakes, Etc.
PROVES WHAT HE
CLAIMS TRUE

II ISN'T a. easy for old folks to
change from summer foods TO heavy
heat making foods like oatmeal. hot
cakes. pastries. meats. etc. as II was
when they were young. Their digcs-
tion and appetite needs stimulating
IN the fail. Their blood isn't ~ thick
aud vigorous as young forks. They
need tonic TO enrich the blood. 50
they can withstand cold. wet weather.
ana keep warm. Their throats and
lungs are not as good at warding OF
colds. coughs. etc, as in younger
days--that Is why so many take a
tonic At this season.
Everybody. old and Young. should
go through the wintcr-haic. hcar,y
and strong without an ache. pain.
cough, cold or single day Of sickness
ami how thousands of elderly Dco-
pie do it is told below. There Is no
reason why any one should not sys-
tcmatically start terrifying them
selves in modern, up-to- ate way.
TELLS WHAT TO DO.
Chemistry has taken many steps
forward since days of old They
have succeeded in taking out the
oily. nauseating taste. They have
found just how much of each mcdici.
nal clement can be absorbed by the
human system in one dose They
have blended in nice tasting doses
more powerful and palatabir nutri-
incni. reconstructiv" principles. and
win an eye To weakened S;omachs OF
old folks have made 1t palatablc and
"sreeabi" 10 the weakest stomach.
Druggists. chemists ANA experts as.
So"t the new and more Dowcrrui tonic
Ea"ic's Typo Gods the hest Vet.
RMS pleasa mt tasting, quick acting.
nutritNe. digestive. alternative re.
constructive tonic contains cXtrac-
tivcs and Deptones al Cod Liver Oil
or Goa Livcrs, enhanced medically by
extract OF Malt, extract Of Wild
cherry bark and aromatics and COM
bined Hypophosphitas OF Lime. Potos-
SUM. Manganese. Iron. Strychninc.
Quininc and Sodium. The formula
appears on tn" bottle. The iron
therein is inorganic and readily as
simulated by the blood.
Little wonder folks who formerly
used only Cod Liver oil or IIypo-
phosphites or simply Iron. have found
Earie's Hypo-Cod so much more ef-
fectiNe. The system can only absorb
4 certain quantity of any element. II
is wiser to take the various elements
Tor building up tho whole general
system instead of ovcr-doSins with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
SP|R|TUAL|sT|C PLAYS RUN
SHORT Time IN ENGLAND
TWO, Having Life After Death"
as Their Theme, Withdrawn Soon
After Appearance.
Bl IIIt:n pRSt,n.<

LONDON. Nov. G.-IIow.y.r s,-o,,.
IN" spiri,naiistic movement may h.
theater Of it's own. That i. prnv.d
by the early withdrawal OF two piavs
having life after death as their
man tncine "fhc Daisy" :, curious
Soncoction from til" Hungarian OF
Moinar. failed TO attract after a
ic" PERFORMANCES. aud now '.'rh,.
CIosSinE. BY AG'rnou Biackwood
ahh n"r'ran Forsyth, was super
ton nights
Ever now and then we have
Spasmodic Shakespeare boom. There
seem 10 be abe germs OF 4 roper
, nnna;,. harH won .S@as"n in tho
NIGHTS Dream" at the Court Th.atrr
under IA" 'ntn"@cmcut of i:crnard
faS',h' comedian new 10 Snakes-
tom
Meanwhil" there is an oxe.llcn:
nerformancs al King iicniy Y. by
the new Sinai .pcarc Company. which
on-ANon festival last spring. IL is
giving short series OF ,nn,inecS IT
the Strand Thcatcr. Murray CARING
Ion. hs The King. is cxcellent-sol-
out pose, and in his tighter move
ments gay and debonair.
TarZan of the AHcs' has mad such
a boom. both IN book and film form
that it Was inevitable that AN at
tempt would he made 10 put IL on the
stagc Fittinglr enough IL has been
produced at Il suburban thchtcr III.
BriHton. since Tarzan's following has
hccn mainly a lower middle class
one.
~ last AN ideal Juliet has been
diScovercd-idcal. at any rate. in re-
spec, of age. for hitherto II mas been
found that an actress could not play
ihc part satisfactorily until she was
long past looking it. Now. however.
We are promised Juliet sim ac-
tuali? in her teens and only two
years older than IN" rcputcd age Of
tn. original Phyllis Thomas. who j.
a discovery Of Charles Fry. Is barely
sixteen. and is 20 play Julie; early
next month in London. supported hy
u regular Shakcspearean company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
SHE WAS VERY
WEAK AND THIN
Took Hyp0-Cod and SHE
Gained Many Pounds rl
in Weight.

My mother suffered from a h..d
spell OF Typhoid Fever. When she
finally got UP, She weighed only 81
pounds. She was very weak and
Thin and practically no appetite. We
knew she needed something to builJ
her up, and decided that Earie;s
Hypo-Cod contained the right insra-
dents for n good tonic ana builder.
Mother has now taken about ~,
bottles, and tbs results in her chs;
have been Very satisfactory. She, hus
gained about II pounds in weight.
and She thinks II is dandy. Her uppc.
tito has improved. she sleeps GOOD.
and we are very we'll satisfied witt,
this tonic. recommend it because.
know what il has done for njy
mother ANA because l believe it to be
a good tonic aud builder for any one
after any wasting disease or sicls
ness declared Airs. Thos. l.. Millwee.
So y. College St. Charlotte. ~ O.
Read what another user says about
this tonic in the article on the LEI,
and below. then phone your druecix,
to send YOU bottle tonight i.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
Police Sack GrnnnrL.

GRANARD, IRELASIi. Nov. G.
'ihc sack!nE OF Ibis town WcGncs-
day night by uniformed men ranks
With the recent raids at Ealbrlggau.
Mallow and Tubbercurry. according
20 accounts given to the Associated
Press by yc-witncFres today. The
damage, which WAS carried out sys-
'emaiicaliy. Is said 10 have been
under the direction OF an officer.
ana was part of an extensive raid
tcrosS County l.ongtord after the
murder OF several policemen in the
district sunday and Monday.
Eleven lorrics, which made up the
r.'idinS party. stopped first At tho
Village OF Observation-Disclosures. where
-cveral houses were searched and a
man riding a bicycle vas shot. Next
Iranard was visited and thirteen
luildings were burned here. The
last village raidcd was Rallinarce.
Hijaccnt TO Granard. where the
ialdcrs ran into an ambush OF vol
nntee.s. losing three men killed and
IKE wounded. Thcy then We're forced
TO retire.
The saidlng party entered Granard
a. 1880 o'clock Wednesday night
policc barracks. Al! tui two o; the
lorrics were placed a; strategic posi-
lions to prevent a surprise attack.
operating IN two parties. the men
went methodically about the work
81 destruction.
Soldiers DO Not Take Part.
Vt the town OF Long!ord. the cor
r-SDondcnt was told. eight soldiers
"ecompanicd the police, but did not
take part in the rcprisals.
y former soldier one OF the hand
'pl OF the population remaining in
The town after the shooting and
killing of District Inspector OF Policc
N.licghcr on Sunday night. IN his
account OF Wednesday nights raid
on Granard, said the police were
uniformed, wore helmets and caps and
were commanded by tall officer in
Il khaki uniform and riding brooches.
The burning parties walked back
after their visit to tho barracks. car
i!ing rifles and two Lewis guns:
some Of them were playing melo-
icons and mouth organs" he de-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
Now Il Pleasure TO Eat Instead
Of TOrturc-Feel Like
New Man.
FEEL IT'S MY DUTY
TO TELL OTHERS

Il suffered from II severe attack of
the Flu" and was confined TO my bed
for three or four weeks. had Sc
we're headaches, pains in the back of
nay ncck--in fact. all over my body
and high fever and general all-ronc
feeling. Ny appetite had gone. and
what little did eat Seemed to dis
trcfs me so that did not much care
whether ate or not" declared Will
liam y. Ham, whose address is given
below.
"a friend that had used Earle's
TIypo.cod and had been benefited by
iis use. advised me To try it, and
gained strength rapidly. Ny appe-
TT" came back To me. so that il was
u pleasure 10 cat where it had been
aimos; torture. due 10 the after
effects. increased in wcight-n
fact. those who knew me best re-
marked on my improved appea rance.
To-day | feel the best that ] have
felt for the past Is years. and am sat
isfied that IL 1t had not been for
Earlcs liypo-Cod that took immc-
diatriy after leaving the hospital I
would not he in the condition that
am today. l cannot say enough in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
AM FEELING LOTS
BETTER, DECLARED
THIS AGED LADY
Have Good Appetite, Can
Eat Anything, Always
Hungry.
AT SD SHE HELPS
DO HOUSEWOHk

Il suffered from weaNness and a.
rundown condition. was always
tired and could hardly gct up the
steps was SO weak ana nervous aud
tired. 1 novcr had any appetite. and
aid not feel like wanted i hing to
eat.
MY s-anddGu:htcr advised me- 10
try bottle Of Earie's llypo- Cod. ani
thank God did, II mas Relieved
TINT tired, rundown feeling. and my
nerves are stronger and feel lots
better. have 4 good appetite now
and can cat anything and am al
ways hungry.
Il think lypo -Cod u god-sord -
old people. as ann mn old lady s.
years old. and ! never expect 10 he
without Eypo-Cod in my home. Tor |
think IL has helped to keep me alive
] help do work in IVY home. and /
think il IL a good medicine for old
people, and have tried lots OF ,nctii-
cine" declared Mrs. Elizabeth Mar
shall, 919 Semmes Street, South Rich
mond. Va.
Read what another user says abou,
Earle's Iiypo-Cod in the article on
the right and below. Then get q.
bottle at your druggist tonight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07

clar"6. Machine guns were placed
NJ 81 corner OF tho county hall. Then
with them tho raIdcrs fired several
hundred shots. apparently to fright
en- the citizens. All OF them seemed
perfectly sober. There were no shots
fred after the first fusiiladc. No OK
plosiFeS were. used. the buildings
which, were burned being touched
with petrol"
Inspector kelloghcr. whose killing
lis supposed TO have been the cause
OF the raid, is said to have been ac
cused as one Of tho men r.sponslbic
FOR the death of Lord Mayor MacCur-
tain OF Cork. Kcilegher was stand
Ing at the bar Of Tho Grand Hotel
sunday evening when masked men
entered and Ghot ;,::m icud. Thoy
made their cRcape