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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-25
CITY CLUB GETS.
BUILDING LEASE
New Home. TO Be Offered
for Use for Lunches
to Civic Bodies

A lease was closed Friday where
iby the City club obtains immediate
possession uf the twOsFtory build
ing at All south Boulder avenue,
formerly occupied by the Stanley
Undertaking. pHrlors This building
~ii be used as club headquarters,
ana workmcn viii begin at once to
remodel 1t TO conform to require
mcuts.
The first floor viii be devoted 20
place. dinine rToonf and bmiard
room: the second floor viii be con
vcrtcd into a dining room seating
approximately 800 persons with "A
kitchen adjoining. Remington Rog-
crs. secretary of the city club. said
Friday that the building should be
ready for occupancy by December l
or sooner
while the building was lcaecd and
will be operated by the city club.
Il will be open to all other similar
clubs in the city, which. includes the
kiwanis, Advertising Rotary, LiOus
and directors OF the chamber, OF
commerce. All these clubs hold
MONDAY lunCheors during the week.
sufficient room II to be provided
accordinR\to Rogers, 10 accommo-
date any ordinary club gathering.
First floor facilities will be offered
clubs on their luncheon days.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-25
Three IN This FAMILY
RESTORED TO HEALTH

ment so that I became very weak
| was extremely nervous at mines
and got very little rest from my
sleep. In the mornings would get
up feeling all tired and worn. out
and unfit for anything
well, l decided to see what Tan
lac would do for me, and I soon
found that it was Just the thing l
needed. I began improving almost
from the very start, and now my
appetite is so fine that | enjoy eat
ing just anything. My digestion
seems to be perfect, for my stom-
ach feels good all the time and I'm
Just full of new strength and en-
ergy. My wife and eldest daughter
were In almost similar condition
to myself and Tanlac has built them
up 80 that they are now enjoying
perfect health, too. Tanlac Is the
best medicine we ever used at our
house, and we give It all the credit
for our present good health"
Tanlac is sold exclusively by the
Quaker and Puritan Drug Com
pauies.--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-25

Colonel v J. McAlcstcr. founder
of the city OF McAlester which
was named In his honor, mem
bcr OF the first state corporation
commission and the second lieu
tenant governor of oklahoma, died
ht his home in McAlcstcr Scptem-
Der 81, aged II years, survived 10y
his wife, two sons and a dauCh-
comprising his immediate
family, and large nnmhrr Of
relatives. Colonel McAlester was
born near TT. Smith Ark. in
lSi3. AT the age OF 10 he tn1
tsted in thf Confederate army'
and scrvcdfhrough the civil war.
In 1869 he began freighting goods
from Ft. Smith by OK teams into
the Indian Territory. later going
into the cattle business ami open
ing n training store. He married =
Chocrlw maiden and through her
gained the friendship .pf Indians
and property rights which made
him In after years very wealthy.
He made the first discovery II
coal in what Is known as the Nc
Alester field, and associating nim-
bclf with the late DrND. M Haley,
opened the first mine. Afterwards
he retired from the mining bus
iness and devoted his attention
10 merchandising and public life,
closing his political activities with
his defeat for member OF the state
board of Agriculture in 1914.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-25
To Help Nature Shed
a Bad Completion

Beauty devotees are enthusiagtc over
the rejuvenating qualities Of ordinary
mercolized wax. Nothing discovered with
in recent years accom- plishes so much, no
quickly. without harm, or Inconvenience.
The principal reason for its wonderful
merit is that It works In harmony with
physiological laws Instead OF hiding
complexion defects. u semo@s them. II
actually takes Off the aged. faded. sallow,
freckled or blotchy surface skin, gently
and gradually, This Is Natures way OF
renewing compilations. when the natural
process In retarded because OF detective
circulation or nerve tone. WerColiled wax
comes to the rescue and hastens the skin
shedding. The new complexion which ap-
pears Is a natural one, youthful. healthy.
eXquisitely beautiful II you've never
tried mercsized wax, get ounce OF Il
at the drug store. use nights like cold
cream, washing II off mornings and
have the surprise Of your llife!
Another natural beautifying treatment
for wrlnkled skin-is to battle the face
in a lotion made by dissolving an ounce
OF powdered saSolite In a half pint Of
witch hazel. This is remarkably and al
most instantaneously effective --Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-25
Notice To Union Rarl,crs.

Shops will IN the future
open for business at 90
eight o'clock A. NJ and close at
C6:30l six-thrty =. NJ. except on
Saturdays when they will close az
(g) Nine T. NJ. and on days before
a holiday when they will close at
(S) eight T.. VI.
You will ihercfohe observe these
rules on and aftc1 Monday, Sep
tcmber 27, 1920 Respectfully sub
mittcd l.. +. Bodenhoimcr, sero-
.tary Local No. 442, j, Il. l. U. OF A.
-AdVt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-25
WILLARD ! HOME HAS PARTY
Girls OF Local Institution Enter
tanned by Baptist Churchwomcn. =

Girls Of the Frances L. willard
home were given a party in the
homo yesterday evening by a COM
mfttee Of five women representing
the Baptist Young Peoples union
OF the FIRST Baptist>Ihurch, as part
OF the welfare program of the union.
Games were played and> song
given by the girls OF the home and
reading by Miss Janet Allen, Y.
w. g. A. secretary.
Ice cream and cake wore 'served.
Miss Nernice Wilson. chairman of
the social service work Of the II. Y.
T.: u. was in charge of the party,
which was one of a number planned
IN tulfillment otethe social service
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-25
Oklahoma City Resident
Tells How Tanlac Bene-
fitted Himself, Wife and
Eldest Daughter.

'I Just needed general all
around building UP and Tanlac has
done that very thing for me" said
A. w. Hedge, well-known proprietor
Of the Sanitary Cleaning Works at
215 Harrison avenue, Oklahoma
City, Oklahoma.
ABOUT two years ago." continued
Mr.. Hedge, II got in mighty had
run down condition and had very Ill
tie strength or energy. l lost my APP
petite so completely that ! never
seemed to he hungry, and what little
I aid eat didn't digest properly and
failed to give me the proper nourish-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-25
FEAST OF TABERNACLES
Program Of EXERCISES Announced
for B'Nai Emunah.

Success (Feast of Tabernaclcs)
services will be held on Sunday and
Monday evenings. September 26 and
81. at 6. ~, and on Monday and
Tuesday mornings, September 27
and 2S, at . o'clock. at the syna-
Foguc. 9l9 South Cheyenne avenue.
Rabbis Teller and IIimmelstein will
officiape.
on Monday afternoon at ! t&o pu-I
pills of B'Nm Emunah religious
school and their friends will be
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-25
PLENTY OF PAPER IN SIGHT
Ncwsprint shortage Would uc Re
IipNCd by Metal shipping Ca,C~.

NEW YORK, Sept 2t.-.Substtu-
tion Of metal FOR wood now used in
the making Of shipping eases would
greatly Increase the output OF
ncwsprin,, Everett " Morgan " tho
Pneumatic Sales corporation de-
clarcd last night m nu address bc
fore rho American Institute OF
Chemical EnEiucCiN
lIa aaid the proe"uf outlook Tor
newsprint IS . 00o oOo tons, and that
IL tho wood now used In the shipping
eases were turned over TO tho papeN
mills the papcr shortage would he
relieved imUCdigtcly
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-25

guests of the B'Nai Emunlh sister
hood at the community sucCUh 1d-
joining the synagogue
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-25
WILSON TO BOOST LEAGUE
Nsldent win Confine His Cam
paIgnlng 10 MnkInE SInlcmcnts.

ppaisning 10 Making Statements.
A. BENNINGTON, Sept. 24.-Presi-
~ t.S wilson will actively participate
no .ne democratic presidential cam
ssh r%r when the proper time
S,tnes' II was stated today at the
me house. ffe probably will not
huAe any speeches. officials said.
~ VIII confine himself to state
Ln,s In on campaign issues particu-
'" The league OF nations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
| Sheir small son. OF Richmond. are visit
ms Sir and Mrs. u. Is. Grinith AZ En-

i ne, :, small son: OF Rishmond; are visit
merton.
Mrs: George 7: Mary.. accompanied by
her n:ater. Mrs: a. II. MooEeiund. OF Pitts
Springs
;, Mis. Alice Bohmer nudd. formerly OF
nichmohd. but now OF Gloucester County
- the guest OF her grandmother Mira. y.
a. bailey. on Perry Street.
Mrs. cha-!cs Ralph Ludwig. accom-
panItI b| her mother. Mrs. Carolyn Lud-
viz; icft kichuond yesterday for several
"eIhs stag In New York. Atlantic city
ana tanada. Nrs. Ludwig vii. return
TO the city about September /.
Miss Elizabeth Wall is motoring
through Canaua with IA party Of friends
Thry also visited IN" principal Northern
cities OF the United States.
MISS Wall Will spend the remainder
81 ne summer - ith her aunt. Mrs Hugh
Miller. OF Eappahapnuck County. return
Ing to Richmond In the fan.
Miss Virginia w. Knox. of Fourth
Avenue. Highland PARK. has returned
nome. after AN extended visi. 10 New
York and other SOUTHERN points.
Mrs. r. II. lIotchisIss and Miss Elizabeth
liotchki,s urc visiting MISS Helen stevens
NJ Nirr'nia Manor.
Misses Elizabeth nnd Helen Han. o.
home u H. Guy Vaughan in Hanover
County. near Ashland.
hot springs and Mr.. Arthur x. Aknts,
q birmingham. Ala. are the guests OF
Sir. and Mrs. David l.. Pullian In For.
est nm. Mrs. Burrus and Mr., Akers
were formerly the Misscs Spotts. OF Rich
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
ADJUSTMENTS
ChInrsr Ac,orr Mt Lyric.

Comedy and novelty are the dor1i-
hant notes OF the symposium OF mIrth
win which the week opcns n. the
LIRE this afternoon. Scseral big
laughing hits ~. promised In the
Bill. Among these 10 The perform
anc" OF DavIgncnu's AmcTicanlzed
Chinese actors aud singers. The Cc-
l"S'!uls are typical variety entertain
ers. One is JAZZ pianist. another
a pretty Acknowledged dancer. and a
third. Shun Tcb :cthc. has {. sweet,
strong ttgOr voice. Tho ac, is pic
turcrGnely starcd OPENING tn. show
W!!l hc k1-'"l!i. daredevil wizard Of
n" h!.1 Wiz. whO gives thrilling
exhibition
Tom Moore II folly comedian. and
his two feminine PARTNERS. who scored
a pronounced nat here last season, Is
returning. They have budget OF
n"w songs and several new DANCES
Another notable Offering vii! ~ the
diversified cntcrta inmcnt provided Nv
Ipr"y GcOrg" ana his COMPANY C,
european .audr-artiEt@. Singing
dancing and comedy are the essen
Tails Of THIS inpprtcr nuinDer.
Then 'hcr" Us tho comedy ruusicalc
IN which l:i4!li :L..i O'Donne.l a
enp'tal eccentric comedian and !,
pretty cir! violin!stc. display their
versatility. Win the new vaudeville
offerings FIJI come The usual yarIc-
gated motion picture -Nhibtts, lnClud-
IN the latest release. O: the lathe
news pictures.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
WEDDINGS ENGAGEMENTS

liEATHSViLLE July :5.-M!ss Garnet,
ShHI.y. y"unHes, dani-htcr of q -. Shr-
!'|. ~ near I"athryiil", aud kichar. On q
~. % Warrington. were married IN tina;
,HLATliSNlf.iE Iulv S.-Mrs Lillian H.
nidi Hun. - isa!tI:uor. ana I.w!s a.
%a!ter, ~ oldham, wee, inarr!ci IN i:sl-
MINOR" saturday ns k... William y. Lock
pn'''"r %; Wilson Memorial church.
I'hisTpL. Jug "a wedding .! socla!
lht"f,Si mere occurred when Ni-s Aatic
y wade bcc1ru" the bride Of EhWnrd X
~ ret The wedding took place =, the
Br!ggs Or cia,lus
"lHGiiESTER. july 2a.-Eober, l.. Lem
."y ana ME-. S'iva, Townsend. members ~.
prominent stephens CIV FAM! Were
:nafr!cI i; i sunE!sr wedding Thursday az
IA" nom" ~ IN" brides mother. NrH Syl-
'.nus Irwr-nd. Rev. Frank RI4.cway
ni ihc southern Methodist Church. On!ctat-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26

Can Il man with the maze Of Reg
S!c Dc Ge.iltsh? LIS quite :, uucS-
ton, and one that Angelica asked
herself before she married one. Also
one That MAS answered In startling
fashion not long after the wedding
march. You'll he able TO see nov II
All happened when 'I'arlOr. Bedroom
and b6th. from the famous and
hilarious stage comedy by q. W Bel!
ana Mark Swan. comes 10 the screen
81 the Bijou Thcatcr today. tomorrow
and Wednesday. with an all-star east.
too. including Eugene Palette. Ruth
Stonehousc. Kathleen K!rkham and
Henry Miller. Jr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
Weeks Picture Shows
MARKED Men. n, the uIurbIrd.
Offerings nj Local Houses

Harry Carey numbers n!s followers
by millions Few OF them can
Imagine him in she role of godfather;
as one OF three he proves himself
not only the hero OF The play. but
an actor Of most unusual ability. See
hin ia this amazing picture made
from one OF the most famous stories
mat ever appeared III the Saturday
Evening post-"Thc Three God
fathers "---writt.n by that master OF
romance and pa;ho-s. Peter Il. Eyne.
lts p!ctur. yoI'll remember always.
BIucbird Monday and Tuesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
Lie WINS Effective.

TIC Nr5t tIme becky Warder told
Il lie she found IL wonderfully erec-
i've. y was so much easier to have
me pHtlcr cay she WAS out when a
friend called at an inconvcnicnt time.
Ana 20. unconsclousiy. Becky dcvel-
opei penchant 70! telling little nbs.
innocent enough AT the time bu,
pregnant with dreadful posalbIlIi!cs
FOR The future. NadEc Kennedy plays
EecHy In delightful picture made
from The famous clyde Fitch play
lHt truth sno"n her" AT the
strand today, tomorrow aud Wcdncs-
dag.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
Information Bureau.

Inquiries regarding almost any
topic, excepting on legal nnd medical
subjects, nrc nnswcrcb free A. nil
inquiries nre aSwcrcd directly nv
perhonnl letter, II nrif-ndd res.rd
.tnniped envelope In required. Ad
ureh The Iimrs-Dispntch Iuformu-
u"n buIcnu. NichInUnd. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
Movie Calendar

BJOu-.rnrior. nrdroom aud
HATH"
BLuEnIRD-IInrr Carey. In
"MRrkrd Men,"
BRotDWAY-Alice Drndy. In
"a Dark LANTERN"
IsiS-Annn q. Nilsson, In "Thc
Fighting Chance"
oDEON-EthcI Clayton, In "Thc
Ladder Of Lies"
REN-"Thc Moonridrrx."
STHAND-Mndsc Kennedy. In
"Thr Truth"
NICrOTt-AI jennings, In "J'he
I.nuy OF the Dug-Out."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
HOMEOPATHIC.

w. =. ID. Hopcwcii.---IIomcop
a theory Of medicines. promui-
gated by DR.. Samuel Iahnc.nann
l155- 1873, OF Leipzig. In 1910 IL
asserts that any disease should be
treaty by medicines, in minute doses
that would produce In Il healthy pa
tent symptoms similar to those mani
Tested By the disease requiring trent
ment. THIS is the principle OF like
diseases are cured by like remedies
and Is based on the theory that two
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26

N J"NnIht9. WHO WrOtc The story
l!sh"d IN tho Saturday Evcn!n. Post.
Was u great friend OF the writer. -
Henry. !; Is not. generally known
mat ,hey met while ho;n were serv-
has turned 70 motion pictures as A
medium for telling his stories, real
stores taken from HIS own !!fc. Tine
Lady OF tho Dug-Out." his first. is
nuc 10 nc shown at the Victor
Thcatcr today and tomorrow Al
JENNINGS and his brother Frank boti,
pay their own roles in The picture.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
Declaration of independence.

l.. I, f.. Richmond-The oldest
member at the time OF the signing
OF the Declaration OF independence
WAS Franklin. in his list year
youngest. Edward Rutlcdgc. - years
OLD: greatest age at death, Charles
carroll. y6 ycars; youngest, Thomas
Lynch. 80 years. At death five
sEners were over 90 ycars OF age.
over 60. eleven over so, seven over
80. one 80 and under 80. John Nor
ton was first TO die: Charles Carroll
the last
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26

following accent. which is thereby az
least apparently shifted back; the
welding into one tone OF the second
half %; beat with the first half of
the following. Syncopation may he
erected also by sforzando on "A note
ducing rest 1T the regular accent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
mn. and Synconntion

Mrs. ". II. NJ, Finneywood.-Rit.
IS an abbrcviation for Ritardando-
10 retard. Syncopation means the
commencing OF tone on an unac-
cented part OF measure and con-
tinuinS IT through the time OF the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26

similarly diseased conditions cannot
snpsist In the same organ at the
same time. Homeopathy was intro
duced into England in 1927 and into
The United States about the same
time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
"Go..ipcr. !, Cooa ror,

IL. W. w. Louisa.--The word ros
s!per is equally good form with the
noun gossip. according TO Wcbster's
Sew International Dictionary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26

L. ~ q. kcnbridgc.-Thc Indicated
ciiracter may be correctly used pre-
Scding Il specified figure. or figures
but not otherwise.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
Chnmhcrr ON Screen

Whether or not YOU are !ntcreste,
IN the problems of h"red!ty advance,
hv Robert W. Chambers In '..rk
Fighting Chance" you Viii be enter
aimed by the lavish screen vcrs!o,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26

Most observation-disclosures or Brunctt,t
o. W. b.. Richmond.-Just which
ever type liz the more appealing 10
the indlVid.al. There Is no liked
standard by which AL tastes might
he brought nto accord In favor OF
the one or the other,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26

Cox and IInrding.s RcIIpI,,
&. u, Amelia e. H.--Cox lis an
!.piscopalian and Harding is q Ban
tst. 10Y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26

OF the popular novel which is COMING
10 the Isis Theater this week
The story centcrS around the Of
torts OF stephen S!ward and Sylvi.
lands. both youthful members o
Ncw YORK society. to fight Off thu
weakness In their charters inheritct
from their erring ancestors. Th,
man has an Unsuitable craving for al
cohoi. and the girl has IA pervcrtc,
sense OF moral and ethical standards
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
Picture Answer. OucrIc,

Picture Answers Queries
Does your WIFE ever nh? Is mu-
tual confidence the only road TO
marital happiness? These and other
hiShiy Interested questions are an
Hwcred in The Ladder Of Lies
Ethel Clayton's now Paramount Art
ciNutt picture. which is at the Odeou
Ihcate. today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-26
IN AND 0UT or TOWN,

X. l.. Bnrncs. Of this city has been
the recet; guest OF his daughter. Mrs. r.
J.. Hudsins. ia Farmviiie.
Mrs. j. Allan Kelvin. with her ut;lc
daughters, Virginia and Marjorie have
,sn FOR an extended stay a, Virginia
Miss Mary Ferguson is visiting friends
IN WlynesborO.
Miss MRtty T.. Cooke IL amending ,vo
weeks at the Craig Healing Springs
Miss Virginia Dorsey has hcon 49,
time. 80 ''"''
Mrs. Roitrt L. Nelson is spendj,r
some time At the Orkney Springs.
Mr. and Mr. s. S. Bradford. Jr., and
The Washington herald., 1920-04-01
HERE'S HOW THOUSANDS IN THIS
|CITYARE WARD|NG OFF SICKNESS
IT STOPPED HIS g.
Cough after ALL j.
ELSE FAILED HIM
Nose and Eyes Were Watey-
Cough Had Settled on
His Lungs.
FELT BAD ALL OVER.

MY husband tried everything he
or I ever heard about and still he
coughed and coughed. 1t settled on
his lungs He couldn't sleep he was
so restless and coughed so much.
and yet-it only took a couple bot
ties of Hypo-Cod to drive out all his
troubles and make him well again.
declared Mrs. Myrtle NJ. Redman,
whose address is given below.
He had all the usual symptoms,
and I feared he was going to be
taken down every minute. His eyes
and nose watered and ran to beat
the band. His appetite disappeared.
He got weak and achy and felt ter
rible. We tried everything we knew
about, but until We got hold of
Earle's Hypo-Cod il was just like
throwing money away. Hypo-Cod
stopped his cough and expelled
every bit of soreness from his chest.
We never have used a medicine that
acted so quickly or cured a cold so
nice. 1t built up his strength and
his general health better than it's
been in a long time, and I'm glad
to recommend this medicine-it does
what they claim for it," continued
Mrs. Redman. 3415 Georgia Ave.
n. W.. Washington. d. G.
Read what another lady says, re-
garding this in the articles below
and on the left and right. Then
come down to the nearest Peoples S
Drug Store and get a bottle of the
genuine Earle's Hypo- Cod.
The Washington herald., 1920-04-01
HERE'S Way To
KNOCK OUT BAD
COLD OR Cough
Dries 1t Up Then It
Forti6es Lungs and
Whole System
WARD OFF FLU"

Il surely hope everybody learns
about Earle's Hypo-Cod." declared
the Philadelphia lady whose name
and address appear below. MY
husband had a cold. His eyes wa
tered and his nose ran a perfect
stream. He would sneeze and sneeZe
and had such awful headaches.
Goodness but he did look bad. His
appetite disappeared, and i was
afraid every minute he would be
taken down with the Flu or Pneu-
monia. 1 felt sure il it got dowB
in his lungs that it would be all
over, but soon as he started taking
Earle's Hypo-Cod 1t seemed to dry
the cold right up. He hadn't taken
but a few doses when l could see a
big change in him. The weather
was so bad I'm sure he would have
been sick-a-bed, but Hypo-Cod kept
him going-all the sneezing and
his headaches and other symptoms
left. too. and his appetite is fine
again. He feels real good. and /
can't say too much for this new
medicine. 1t works so nice and SO
3632 Olive ST.. Philadelphia, Pa.
All you have to do If a person
looks like they are coming down
with the Grippe or Flu" is to build
them up quick. Fortify their sys-
tenn and increase their disease-re-
sisting powers and nature will
throw off the germs like water off
a ducks back. To find out how
easy Hypo-Cod will do this-just
read what other users say about it
in the article below and on the right
of this one. Read how, with both
her husband and boy sick with
Flu" a lady kept we'll herself
even after she began to show signs
of it herself-read in another article
how a lady stumbled into the drug
store sick enough to be in bed and
with bottle of Hypo-Cod conquered
her cough and cold. Read these
glowing tributes to Earle's Hypo-
Cod, the most powerful and modern
tonic made. Then get one of the
recent issues of this paper in which
the statements of experts and drug
gists appeared and in which they
state it is the best made. Then drop
in at the nearest Peoples drug
store and get a bottle or two of this
superb preparation and watch how
quickly it puts you back on your
feet. 49,. ..
The Washington herald., 1920-04-01
FORGER ADMITS PLOT
TO STEAL $38,ll3.39

Fred Jordan, alias r. w. Buck,
of New York, pleaded guilty be-
fore Justice Stafford in Criminal
Court yesterday to forging checks
totaling $38,113.39 and was re-
manded for sentence. His COM
panion. Dorothy Joyce. alias Rose
Jordan, pleaded guilty to forging
a prescription for a narcotic drug
and was also remanded.
Jordan spoiled his own scheme
to obtain the money on the forged
checks. which he deposited in a
local bank. by drawing a check
for $45 on his account before the
bank had time to collect on the
checks.
With the s45 he bought two
suitcases and had them packed,
taking them to the Union Station
and checking them preparatory to
leaving hurriedly after he had OBJ
tained the proceeds of the forged
checks. The merchant from whom
he bought the baggage complained
about the check not being honored
and his arrest followed.
Both Jordan and his companion
will be sentenced after Easter.