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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-16

tivities contain more thrills To the
minute than any preceding five cen
turtles Ne " words have sprung uD
designating whole worlds Of human
knowledge unknown 10 our fathers.
What vistas the words electricity
motive power. medicine. and sur
gerry. recreation open VI. We are
Just too much taken up with this
tthrobbing world we live in now to
have time TO think about any other
world. \ man has just about so
much time, and about so much ca
pacity for interest. When time and
strength are taken mp with this
world there is none left for life be-
yond death.
Some will say this is a good thing.
What difference does il make, just
so YOU do the best you can in this
world?' they ask My reply is that
no man can do the best he can in
this world unless he has the long
view Of life. Time is not TO be di-
vided from eternity in so abrupt a
manner They dovetail into each
other, rather, they blend. No man
conscious OF building for eternity;
no man can shut off the conse-
quences of his actions in time wncn
he comes 10 eternity. II makes all
the difference in the world i'm the
preparation a man Will make. in the
foundations ne will lay. what kind Of
a supcrstruCture ne expects TO build.
man planning 10 erect "a skysCrap-
or Laws one kind of foundation; a
man who contemplates a bungalow
puts in another kind Of foundation.
Religion Remedy.
What is the remedy for this hay
condition which CharaCteriZes mod
ern religion? First. the serious set
ting 20 work az the task of Cultivat-
ing the religious life. If most of
YOU put in as little time at your bust
ness as you do at your spiritual life.
If most of YOU put in as little time
at your business as YOU do at your
spiritual development YOU would be
bankrupt. and you know it. We have
the idea that if we attend 20 the af-
fairs of this world why then. the
matters OF the spiritual life will just
NATURAL follow. somehow First.
that which is natural. then that
which is spiritual would be a good
text for him who tries TO get ma
terial things first. only that was not
Paurs meaning.
Second. we need more expert
mentation i'm the world Of the spir-
itual life That is the way the sci
enlist moves on TO the new truth
He sets up his hypothesis. then he
experiments. TO sec whether his eN-
pcriments can he borne out. EXper-
mentation leads 10 certainty. Relig-
ious certainty never comes TO him
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-16
Home
Work
Play
CORRINE SHOWS SIZE
ISN'T so BAD AS A
"REAL MIND READER"

"a can tell you what number
you're thinking Of without any
trouble al all, announced pretty
Corrine Simmons 10 her brother
Sam one evening after eating.
All right" said Sam promptly.
what number am | thinking OFF"
Sam was always ready to have
some fun with his sister.
"Oh that isn't what / mean"
laughed Corrine. you see, you've
got to do certain things first"
"Oh, I've got to do something's
Well, what IS it-jump in the
river"
Think OF a number" Corrine
was getting down to business.
"Odd or even?"
Doesn't make any difference
either will do. I'm a real mind
reader, III let you know"
I've got one-what now?"
Double il and add six"
mo sooner said than done-what
next, my dear?"
DAfAhN WHAT you nave " Two
and multiply the dividend by four"
Sam worked a minute or so on
this. but was soon ready for the
next step.
"And now what have you?" asked
Corinne.
who wants TO know? Am I
supposed 10 tell your"
Why certainly" answered Cor
rine; that's part OF this game"
"Oh, we'll, all right then-I've got
fifty-six"
Corrine knitted her brows for a
few seconds and then, with a little
pride she announced. Your num-
Der was eleven
Sam looked mystihed at this and
his only comment was Huh, how'd
you do it,"
Corrine then explained that she
had taken ffU-six, divided it
by two. subtracted six and divided
what remained by two which left
eleven-the original number.
Her system will work with any
figure. See If it won't
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-16
ELECT LOCAL MAN
AT STATE CONGRESS
OF Ben Hur at indianapolis
Mishawaka Gets Next
Convention.

~. r Wingbigier % Alisha waka
was elected keeper OF the outer gate.
~ the state Fraternal congress of
the T y. IT, held a. IndlanaIOl
Mishawaka was chosen as the place
for tho 1922 congress There was a
considerable contest between Tcrre
Haute and Richmond and this city
for the 1929 convention.
other officers elected Christie
phcr Hornbostre, Evansville. chief;
y. J.. Wcimer. Terre Haute. Judge
Eva Grove. Hammond teacher,
Iura 3 Dick. Columbia city. scribe f,
T. L. @. AxeL KcndaIlviHc. *. Of T..
Guy Miller. Garrett. captain: Mrs.
4osc Robinson, Richmond. guide,
Alias Smith. Button. keeper Of gate.
and Mrs Ruby Baker. Detroit, plan
ist. IT. r. Windbigler was also APP
pointed delegate AT large and
Charles John. deputy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-16
M'QUARY GIVES
SERMON AT FIRST
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Saws Modern Man Does Not
Hold 10 Faith Like His
FOrefathers.

"The modern man does not hold
20 the faith i'm immortality as def
nitely as did his fathers" said Rev.
r. L. McQuarry at the First Chris
tiau church Sunday morning, preach
ing on the subject. Living i'm the
LiEht of Eternity. "A great mod
ern thinker has made the statement
recently that the real reason why we
have lost the consciousness of inn
mortality is that we have lost the
consciousness Of God out of present
day life We are so self-suficient.
Some are leaving Cod out Of other
wise worthy causes. For instnCe.
there is a fashionable unspiritual
social service. in which people fit
about In silks and limous'nes, slum-
ming because a certain amount of
charity is expected. YOU know, of
persons Of certain social standing.
The poor man wants no such con-
descension. such work, completely
divorced from the religious motive
which bows the knee TO the Father
and sees i'm every man "a brother,
serves as saIve 10 many 90 cover
conscience and 90 justify further eN-
ploitation Eternal issues are not
considered. Spiritual values are not
aimed NJ nor secured. We simply
cannot make "a little heaven out of
this world Heaven must be made
Of divine materials The kingdom Of
which Jesus spoke OF as being
worthy of an effort was a kingdom
OF God. kingdom of heaven. not a
kingdom Of earth on earth. What
lie aimed az was q God-tilled hu-
mainly and a God-ruleu world We
need 90 swing modern social work
into this line as well as 20 swing the
church of Christ into "A larger social
work. Religion and social work.
that originally happy family. need
10 be brought back together. Their
divorce has held long enough
Have Lost Consciousness.
Most Of us. however have lost
consciousness Of eternity. because OF
prcoccupatiou I'm this most interest
ing and engrossinE OF che world s
aces. The last - years of world ac-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-16

Marshall Neiian's latest produc-
ton, "Dinty" which is at the Tenn
pie today and tomorrow. makes a
frank and successful appeal TO that
large majority Of movie fans who
rejoice in the presentation OF melo-
dramatic thrills. mixed with broadly
outlined pathos and brisk juvenile
comedy-the sort Of picture that
Will please nine out OF ten spectat-
ors Sympathy for the sick mother
and her loyal little son. played so
clcverly by freckle-faced Wesley
Barry. is mingled with mirthfui
response to the merry antics OF the
juvenile actors. and the horrific
mysteries of the opium den and its
occupants supply effective thrills.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-16
LECTURE AT CENTURY.

Starting Wednesday William
Charles Belts. noted lecturer on So
ciaI diseases and their awful results,
will be heard at the Century theater
for three DAYS. Mr.. Bettis accom-
panies his talk with pictures graph
ically illustrating the terrible raw
ages of these diseases. lie has gone
very deeply into his subject and de-
livers heart to heart talks at each
performance. At the Wednesday
matinee performance for women
only. they Will be admitted free of
charge. Wednesday evening and
Friday matinee will also be reserv-
cd for ladies only. The men only
will be admitted all day Thursday
and Friday night.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-16

who takes out all his energy in won
dering. Certainty comes to those
who submit religious truth to the
test of life. The AprOstle Paul is the
great eXperimenter Of the New Tes-
lament. He was not afraid TO lunge
out on his convictions, as as a result
he attained certainty. After he had
left home TO wander over the earth,
after he had been scOurged. impris-
oned, shipwreCked. all for the sake
of Christ. then 1t was. and not before,
that he could write, For / am per
suaded that neither death, nor life.
nor angels, nor principalities, nor
things present, nor things TO come,
nor powers, nor height. nor depth,
nor any other creature, shall be able
to separate us from the love Of God,
which is i'm Jesus Christ, our Lord
Immortality becomes real 10 him
who lives as in the light OF eternity"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-16
News of MiShaWaka
7Heate7S
LINCOLN THEATER.

At this time when 5000. 600 Amer
leans have but recently offered their
services for their country. the grip
ping story Of mans sacrifice for
his native land. one OF the most un-
selfish and pathetic in the world, as
told in the great film version OF
The COpperhead." comes with es-
Lecially telling force and interest.
The story. which scored a tremen
dous success az a stage play will be
seen on the screen OF the Lincoln
thcater tomorrow. Lionel Barry
more. who scored emphatically in
the original play. also appears In the
leading role in the picture. which is
a Paramount Aircraft
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-16
School
Study
Sports
GIRLS HOLD A PIE
CONTEST; THE BOYS
GET VERY ANXIOUS

lust so the gir.s IN the cooking
class don't get too excited and in
the rush mistake vinegar for the
flavofing. we'll be all right, say the
boys of Central High School, Tulsa.
Okla. Were planning TO cat some
of those contest pies
You sec. the cooking class girls
OF Central High arc holding a con-
test to see which one can make the
best pie. and among the boys there
are plenty of applicants for the posi-
ton of contest judge. Guess we
know why, don't we, Johnny?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-16
DAILY HARDKNOT

His 3-2-1-4 was sad, his garments
poor;
He shivered 2-1 the pavement wet;
He showed me BAL fine FISH he said
He'd caught that morning with his
1-4-3.
And 1924 how fine they arew he
cried,
"Will you 1928 buy 2-1-4, Miss" I
sighed;
Not If you had a 3-2-1," ! said,
And 3-2 my home | quickly sped.
| had 12 money, you must know,
And that is why / left him so.
Answer 20 last one: Words forming
the square are erase, raven, avert
serve. and error.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-16
VIC Drummer IN
PARACHUTE LEAP
FROM AEROPLANE

Vic Drummer. the daredevil para
chute jumper Of N1ishawaka. mas tho
distinction OF being the first man 90
make parachute drop from an
acroplane i'm 81. Joseph county. lie
made a 5.O0O-foot leap from an
seroplane IN charge Of Aviator Rid
dick. on tho Niles road yesterday
afternoon a large number OF pco-
pie turned out 10 witness the flight.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-16
X. c. Hold Joint
Imitation Sunday

A class OF - candidates from
Mishawaka council and the South
Bend council. Knights Of Columbus,
were given the second and third de-
gree Sunday afternoon at the X. c..
home in this city Hon. Thimothy
+. Calvin and staff Of Valparaiso
conferred the third degree and the
South Bend drill team exemplifed
the second.
At o'clock sunday evening
banquet was served at the Hotel
Mishawaka
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-16

Levi Parson Morton, who ham
mered the first nail in the construc-
ton of the Statue OF Liberty which
stands in New York Harbor. and
who, on Sunday, June Is, 1884, de-
livered a speech in behalf Of the
United States Government accept
ing the statue, which was presented
her by the French people. Mr.. Nor
ton was born in Shoreham, VT, on
Sunday. May 10, 1924. He was
vice-president of the United States
from 1898.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-16
ELECT OFFICERS.

Mrs. Gertrude Clauss was elected
president, Mrs John Becher treas
urer. and Mrs. a. J. SCHNEIDER sec
rotary. at meeting OF the Rosary
society OF st. Joseph's church held
SUNDAY.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-16
DipT9barr: z

Queer, Isn't II?
Lets go fishing" says
Bob. There's lots
OF FISH in that
Stream down by the old
Mill"
Now that's the funny part
About il.
Bob, you see, always
Knows where TO find
The FISH, but when
He starts TO hunt
For his school books
Huh! He can't find them.
M. +. r.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-16

Address news OF your club, scout
organization, school or neIphborhood,
or any other contributions. 20 the
Editor % the boys and girls section,
care Of this newspaper.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-16
How Manys Legs Has a Fly7

Altogether, six. The pair in front
pull the fly along. and the middle
and hind pair push.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-16
A FAMILIAR QUOTATION

NWUO WTOLe II.
Better to gf1e than to rccri5r.
Last one: Tall oaks from little
acorns grow. David Everett
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-16

EVER BEEN VAccINATED7
Yes7 Then you will be interested
In knowing who discovered that
smallpox could be kept away by
vaccination, won't your See "To-
days Great Person" for tomorrow.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-16

You are invited 10 send in your ding
bats as the other readers are doing
See your writings in print. Sign your
name and address plainly and write
with ink OF typewriter on one side Of
the paper.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-16
Well Saw So

when do the leaves begin to
turn"
The night before exams"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-16
MiSha7Uaka Classified

FOR SALT room strictly modern
home on East Marion street. i'm first
class repair. Bargain IN taken at once
4. J. Hutton, room ., Orpheum Bldg
Phone Lincoln 652i
A FIVE ROOM HOUSE ON ). Mason St
an newly papered and painted Imme-
diate posse ssiOn. S}0O-cash payment
$500. Colpeart Realty Corporation
126-2S Lincoln Way West Phone /.
Mishawaka isl
SEVEN ROOM HOUSE On lincoln W9V
West partly modern; corner lot Price
5000. Eight rooms. madern one
block south Of Lincoln Wav West
Pricy, 5000. stark Realty Go. 14t7
SEVEN ROOM HOTSE-NI0deTn two
blocks from center OF town priee
$50 Requires about 81 coo cash
stark heaNl Co 14t1
Real Estate for Exchange SIS
FOR SALE OR TRADE-FoT city prom
erty % acres with buildings four
miles northeast % NshaWaka. Phone
Garfield l-F-A Felix De Groote. 1878
Wantcd-Real Estate. 50
FOR TRApE-For Afishawaka DroDe---
~. "a acres located one mile from
city Of Niles. on county road. Plenty
81 buildings all IN good shape Land
lays well and the location the hest
Plenty II shade: some fruit. S,.hooI
near. F. Starkweather. owner. Niles
Michigan ISfT
WANTED TO BUY-s or Q room hcuss "a
Rivef Park. Must lie cheap. VIII par
ell cash. Hastings Realty Co, III IA
Church st Phone Nfshs Sak4 1f2 II7
WANTED To BUY-DesiraDIe house A
hishawaka about 5000. can pay 5000
cash. Hastings Realty Ca. III q
Church 80 Phone Mishswska l72 l76
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-16
Naturally

In vote taken of some OF the
Freshmen in South High School,
Minneapolis, Mimi, on the ques-
ton: What do you like best about
this high SCHOOL," seventy-fve
voted for the lunchroom.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-16
NUTS TO CRACK
Why is an egg like a colt?

Last one: What is the difference
between a donkey and postage
stamp 2''-fou must lick one with a
stick, and the other stick with a lick.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-16

Try NEW SHINES Want Ids
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01
MARTINS FERRY
BOARD OF TRADE
Arranges Conference With Council AMI
City Officials to Push Proposed
Wharf improvements

The hoard of directors Of the Martins
Ferry E"ard of Trade held we'll H.
tended meeting last evening 1t tErIr
rooms on South Fourth street. with the
entire personnel of the board pr"S"at
The report OF the membership com
mit,cc WIS received. and i number II
new members added IT, the orgAuIHatiuu
Al Willis and AkHr Powell were
present and explained IA" nrrp"SHl TT
tn" establishment of th' wharfh"at "r
warchouS" 1T the river from ct The
foot Of Ea-"tte street. All the dire.
tors expressed themselves as being in
favor of such an Improvement. and
unanimously agreed that Wharfage fa-
cilities is one of Martins Fcrry'S great
est needs.
Arrangements We're made tor all mem.
herS of tho board of directors. with
McSSrs WIVES and Powell and members
# council md city officials To meet ii
o'clock Friday afternoon at which
time the wharf proposal Will be- fully
discussed. Those attending this con.
ference will view the proposed wharf
location and see what facilities will
have to be provided.
\ wharf committee Of three Nom
hers was named. to draft wharf pro-
are Harry Hooking. r.. X, HoEr and
Roger .. Luptou. This committees VIII
confer with council and ask that body
to provide suitable street access to tue
proposed wharf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01
Every Druggist in U. S. In
structed to Refund Price
While You Wait at Count.
er If Relief Does Not Come
Within Two Minutes.
Delightful Taste, Immediate
Relief, Quick Warm-U Up.

The sensation OF the year in tn" drug
trade Is ASpIrontI. the two-minute cold
and cough relicver, authoritativcly guar
autced by the laboratories: tested. GD-
proved and most enthusiastically en-
dorSed hy the highest authorities. and
proclaimed by the common people as ten
times as quick and effective as whiskey
rock and rye. or any other cold and
cough remedy they have ever tried.
All drug stores are now Sur"lied with
the wonderful new elixir. so all YOU have
10 do to get rid OF that cold is to step
into me nearest drug store. hand the
clerk half dollar for a bottle of AS
pirunal ARd tell HIM 10 serve you two
teaSpuOntuls with four tcaSpounfulS Of
water in glass. With your watch in
Your hand. take the drink at one swal
low and call for your money back in two
minutes II you cannot feel your cold
fading away like dream within the
time limit. Don't be baShful. for all
druggists invite you and expect you TO
try It vcrybrdy's doing II.
When your cold or cough IS relieved.
take the remainder Of .he bottle home t.
your wife and babies. for ASpironal is
by far the safest and most effective. III"
easiest 10 take and the most agreeable
cold and cough remedy for infants ant:
children.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01
DINTY At LIBERTY

An unusual combination Of types 10
offered in "Dinty," Marshall Neflans
newest production for First National
release, which will be the attraction at
the Liberty theatre all this week. AS
three of the chief characters in the
story Director Neilan has used Wesley
Barry, the freckle-faced kid in Go ana
Get it," and Don't Ever Marry" Aaron
Mitchell, a picaninny, and Walter CHUNG
an Acknowledged youngster OF Oriental
extraction.
Otnc widely .contrasted types are
offered by Colleen Moore, as an irish
girl: Julia Faye, as modern Vamp'
Anna Nav Wrong a beautiful Chimes"
maiden Of eighteen summers in pretty
Oriental garb: Noah Beery. as Malay
half-beed: Pat O'Malley. Marjorie Daw
and J. Barney Sherry, In straight Amcri-
can PARTS: Tom Wilson, as an Irish cop;
Jimmy Wong, an Sc year-old native OF
the land of the Chez Chez bird. ana
Kate Price. as a typical Bridget from
Erin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01
CLUB
WILL BANQUET.
DINNER AT MCCLURE FoTEL SIX
O'CLOCK WEDNESDAY
EVENING.
Seats Re served For Members at Vic
toria-Invitations Out.

The rntertaiumnnt comNl;t'"" Of the
Tratt.' club "t Wheeling has planned
another d",rhtfui party for It's mHm-
herS. to b" held Hi the MCLnrc Hotel
ut O'Clock Thursday evening.
Dinner will 10 served promptly at
o'clock. md an arprtizing menu has
toru prrrared for Tho hungry ones.
plenty Of JAZZ will lie heard from the
Ja22 rr"i"str.. which will j." on hand
and Il will prove contiguous round
Of nl"asure until o'clock.
At that time tn" party will adjourn
to the Victoria Th"atcr. whore seats
t..vn ha"n deserved for the club MEM
boris. md - cool show Is promised to all
those IN "t'cHdarcc. Eoch member will
be limited 70 ono guest.
Reservations can y" made by all club
r,"mhcrS hy rNiurn vail following IL"
announcement Through the cards sent
out 10 az y.'stHrdny. reservations must
DO n b"'"r. Wednesday morning At 10
O'Clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01
OPERATION LEFT
HER WEAK, THIN
Nervous, Couldn't Sleep
Good Druggist Told
Her What To Do
SHE TOOK HYP0.CoD;
STRENGTH RETURNED

"I underwent an operation and it left
me in n rundown, weak and thin condi'
ton. I was so nervous could not SLEEP
nor eat. My druggist told me about
Hypo-Cod and took his advice and.
really and truly It did just what they
say il will do. I'm not nervous now.
eat hearty and sleep fine. I'm giving
it to my little girl now just to build
her up rosy and fat. 1t surely will
build yoa up writes Mrs. Enola Lawlis'
Yorkville. o.
Another lady who swears by Hypo-
Cod Is Mrs. S. Il. Roberts. 84l South
Seventeenth street, Louisville, KY. she
SAYS: my health broke down and | was
taken with fever. I coughed night and
day, lost my appetite and had severe
hna da ches and pains in my back. My
daughter was helped so much by Hypo-
Cod | took IL myself and my couSE
vanished. strength came back and All
NV pains left me. We both are we'll and
strong and praise Hypo-Cod as an ex' ;
Mrs. HAZEL NJ. Davis. a7s E. Franklin
ST Circleville, O.. writes: my four
year-old boy had whooping cough. hs
became a skeleton and l thought ne
me to give him Hypo-Cod. which / did
and in n few days he was gaining
strength and calling for something, IL
eat. sure was 4 happy mother ~hct
uypo-Cod stopped that awful cough
Today I wish you could see that boy o.
nine He is a picture of health. with
ROSY cheeks. I'm giving him the thirt
bottle now as | don't want him to be
sick anymore this winter. II cured my
son. Ny mother took ~ neoD 0H. me-
Jrcds Of thousands Of people-have uset
his splendid new tonic. 1t has prover,
hcyond All doubt IFS right to all III.
DrSise il is receiving. Read what usei
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-01
To
WORK 10 DAYS
AFTER 4 FEVER
Had Typhoid Pneumonia
And Til ZEN Erysipelas-
Ate Nothing For Week
TOOK HYPO-COD
REGAINS HEALTH

IL suffered from severe case Of
yphoId-pnrumonia and after almost re-
covering from that spell was taken
down with Ery Sapalas and did not take
my food for about l2 days. | had no
drsir" for food whatever Just then 7
heard about Hypo-Cod and after ! had
taken about half the contents OF one
bottle l began getting hungry. As l
continued 10 take il my appetite kept
picking up fast and ! was gaining
strength and weight by leaps and
bounds. was back at work in ten
DAYS. feeling as strong as lion and
my work which ! do with ease every
day is tn" hardest known in the iron
and steel trade. II surely gives you
the results quick and costs mighty
little" declared Alien Hamer. a well
known iron and steel worker. 2i2G
Wilcox avenue. Youngstown. ohio.
sickness Will get tn" best Of us and
it takes really powerful medicine to
hiring back the old appetite. pep" and
weight quickly. That i why Earlc'S
Uypo-Cod does its work when weaker
inuicS fail or do .hr work too slowly.
Read what another user says on the
right and IN the articles below. Any
we'll stocked drug store IN this city can
now supply this newer. more modern
tonic.