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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
We WERE AFRAID
THAT He WAS
TAKING FLU
He Ached All Over and Felt So
Tired and Languid-Had
Headaches, No Appe-
tite, Very Weak.

My husband suffered from a bad
cold and we were afraid that he was
taking the Flu" He ached all over
and felt SO tired and languid, his head
aches. he had no appetite and felt hot
one minute and cold the next He was
terribly weak at this time" declared
another lady of Richmond, who found
that Earle's Hypo-Co is an ideal tonic
to build up the system and fortify it
against disease.
He has now used two bottles of
Earle's HypoCod and believe it has
prevented him from having the inlu-
enza. Anyway. since he took Earle's
Hypo-Cod he feels ever SO much pett>r.
The cough and cold has stopped. He
has a good appetite and feels that his
strength has returned. His appetite is
good and he sleeps good, and ! often
tell him Earle's Hypo-Cod has done
him moro good than any medicine he
ever took. ] am glad to recommend
1t, for 1 have seen the good results
from Its use right in my own home"
continued Mrs. Eugenia Carter, els
Stockton Street, Richmond, Va.
What better proof does any one want
that Garle's Hypo-Cod is the ideal tonic
to take this time OF the year to fortify
themselves for the possible return OF
the influenza. Just read what others
right here in Richmond say about II.
Thousands are saying the same
throughout the country. Just read the
formula on the bottle, then use your
own Judgment remembering that the
name of the Earle Chemical Co. on
the bottle Is guarantee OF full
strength and quality. largo bottle
costs but $1.20, plus &c war tax, ut
Tragic Drug Store.
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WAS THREATENED
WITH INFLUENZA
VINE Gets Earle's Hypo.Cod
and Gratefully Tells of
His Recovery Below.

my husband was threatened with
nnuerZa. He had a very bad courh
Gnu coio. He grew nervous and rnst-
.ess at night and had headaches Jurinr
lhe Gay. His appetite left him alI re-,
a sudden and 1 knew when a man c.n,t
.a' nc needs something to build him
up. we saw that EarIe's Hypo.Cod
was recommended as a preventatiy. FOR
away. i'sh'
1T has helped him right from the
start. His cough and cold disappeared
III rev days. but he was still weak
ana rundown. but he didn't take more
.han haif OF the second bottle until he
began to eat good. and it was no time
until MS strength came back. | hon
estiy believe Earle's Hypo-Cod mas
Kept him from having the influenza
look what we have saved! It has
meant dollars and cents to us. He
might have been laid up for weeks, as
SO many were. l am only too glad TO
indorse Earle's Hypo-Cod. for others
In our family have been benefited. too.
1t certainly is fine for elderly people.
for an old lady II years old who has
been staying at our house, has been
greatly benefited and helped. I AL
ways say a medicine that will help old
people to regain their strength Is good
for anybody" declared Mrs. A. Schnei-
der, Ill East Main Street, Richmond,
Va.
Just read above what others right
here in Richmond say about this ma
tionally-known Earle Chemical Co.'S
product, which has formula plainly
printed on every bottle and Endorsed by
doctors, druggists and thousands Of
users.
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BOTH LEFT WITH
TERRIBLE C0U(
HypO-COd Was the First Thi
That Did Their Cough An.
Good, Said Mother.

MY two boys. aged three and 7
years, suffered from the Flu I
were both left with n terrible cot
The little fellow developed do,
pneumonia and we thought we W
gong to lose him. He got so poor
thin. Both coughed all the time.
binary cough medicines did not 70
IT.. Earle's Hypo-Cod was the {
thins that did their cough any gt
1t mas given them a fine appetite,
l have always said 1 would rather
O. grocery bill than doctors bill. y
OF the children have got so fat s.
they started on it that 1t really is S
prising what 1t has done for Ih
The little fellow is just as fat as I
ter 1t has built them up fine, an
am only too glad to recommend a mt
cine that does what they claim It W.
declared Mrs. w. r. Faison, 100 e
Eighth Street. Richmond.
Go right down TO the drug store ;
get bottle of this ideal tonic that
the Endorsement Of doctors, drugei
chemists, nurses and thousands
users. Look for the name Earle Che
ical Co. on the bottle. which Is ass
ance Of quality. Read what otf]
here In Richmond say about Ear
Hypo.Cod above.
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MOTHER WAS RICH
WHEN SHE BR0UGF
BOTTLE HYP0-C(.
Daughter Had Four Child
Down With "Flu"-Waitiri
on Them Pretty Nearly !
Wore Her Out.

Il suffered from bad cold
cough. l had four children down \
the Flu at one time, and waiting.
them pretty nearly wore me out
was tired all the time and could ha
drag around. Ny cough bothered
terribly. especially in the daytime
had no appctite--in fact. was air
on the point OF giving up wa.
weak and tired" declared a lad,
Richmond, whose name follows.
MY mother came to our house Or
Ing bottle OF Earle's Hypo-Cod.
had used II and II built her I'D
kept her from having the Flu so
insisted that try II. Well. my .
for mother was so strong that I dec
TO use the bottle she had brought
though l had little faith in 1t. Blu
my surprise l had not taken more
half dozen doses until my cough
better and I began to feel better
stronger ! am now on my sec
bottle. and can eat good again and
beginning to feel like my old sell
am glad to indorse medicine
does what they claim for 1t. Mo
was right when she said you sh,
have taken that when the Flu
broke out in your family" contin
Mrs. Janet Clary. 1851 Taylor st:
Richmond. Va.
Could more appropriate and be
testimonial be secured than the
above? Just as the doctors are ":
Ing the public to take good toni
build themselves up and prepare
the return Of the influenza. Howe
this is only one Of the thousands I,
have been received by the nationa
known Earle Chemical Co, and pI
beyond doubt that nothing better
available than this ideal tonic-ft
medicine for this time of the
Doctors, druggists, chemists. nu
recommend 1t. The formula is
every bottle. Read it. Read
others here in Richmond say abou
on this page and following issues
this paper. Get a bottle tonight
your druggist for s1.20, plus &C
tax.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05

formula and my own tests Of Nuxated Iron,
feel convinced that II Is preparation
which any physician can take himself or
prescribe for his patients With the utmost
confidence OF obtaining highly beneficial and
satsfactOry results"
Among other physicians asked for an
opinion was Br. Ferdinand King. Sew York
inys!cian and Medical Author Or King
hhy "Ey cnriching the blood and increas-
ing 'tn oxygen carrying power. NuIatcd iron
VA! often transform the nhbby ncsh tOne-
less Tissues. and psilid checks nf nervous
rundown women into glow OF health and
MAJ them look years younger within a sur
rflsngly short time"
I'r. James Franc Sullivan. formerly
fhy,!cl"n Of bellevue Hospital tOutdoor
beptD. New York. and the WcStchrster
county iinrpitaI. says: As have said a
huhdr"1 tttn"s over. organic iron lis one OF
ia" Hr"ateb, Of all strength builders
have DrcrcTbed NuIated 1ron-5rganic
iTph-many. many timon. and have seen
frequent Instances whore II gave renewed
strength aud energy. increased power and
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endurance. steady nerves. and tho rosy
noon OF health in about ten days or two
weeks time. consider Nuxated Iron ono
Of the foremost blood and body buiIder.-
tho best to which have ever had re-
IL H. surprising how many people suffer
rom IRON deficiency and do not know It,
~ you arc not strong well you owe &c
TO yourself TO make the following test: See
now 'ons you can work or how far you can
walk without becoming tired Next take
Two hVe-grain tablets OF Nuxated Iron three
Zines per day after meals for two weeks
Ihen Test your strength again and see how
much you have gained.
Manufncturers' Note. Nuxatcd Iron.
Whicn is prescribed and recommended obovs
by physicians In not a Hccrct rcmeav 1912 Nv,
ono which is well known TO drugeis,a lin
hkc thn older Inorganic iron projucts a. /.
sss, ns sk and does not injurc the
stomach. The manufacturers GUARANTEE ,uc
ccsslui and entirely satisfactory results to
every purchaHer or they will refund your
money II e dispenssd in this city by Grant
druREists.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
WAS AFRAID SHE
WOULD GET FLU"
Took Two Bottles EarIe's Hypo-
Cod and She Is Like New
Girl-Appetite Imprived,
Build Up Her Strength.

My daughter. aged fifteen. suffered
from bad cold and cough. I was
afraid she would get the Flu She
was feverish and coughed SO much that
was afraid OF pneumonia. Her eyes
watered all the time and she got SO
weak and had headache" declared a
well-known lady of Richmond. whose
name and address is given below.
Il bought Earie's Hypo- Cod because
! saw II advertised. She has now uscd
two bottles and she Is like new girl
She can eat fine now, is just as we'll as
she ever was in her life. The first bot
tie cured the cough and cold. The Sec
ond bottle has built her strength up
and nerves. Her headaches are gone,
and we give Earlcs Hypo-Cod She
credit for 1t all. ! recommend Earlc's
Hypo-Cod because it has helped my
daughter, and l know 1t to be good
medicine" continued Mrs. Lowe An
carrow. 25lG O Street Richmond. Va.
Thousands of people have found that
this ideal tonic is just the thing to
build them up. There being no secret
about IL appeals to many. The formula
is on every bottle. Read it over: ask
your doctor. and remember il is pu. cut
by the Earle Chemical Co. of national
fame, which is assurance of fun
strength and quality. A large bottle
costs but S1.20, plus &c war tax, at
your druggist. Tragle's Drug Store.
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H0LLNS COLLEGE

Especial 70 The Times Dispatch
HOLl,fNS COLLEGE, VA oct -
AFTER chapel from evening 20 evening
mere have been various Informal ad-
dresses given by Miss VI. |. Cooke the
president Professor Estes Cooke, of
the School o. PHYSICS. and Or. ]. T..
Spencer, the resident physician The
nrst sermon OF the session was ricliv-
cred by Rev. w. &. Campbell. II. D.
few days ago one OF the visitors
TO the college was Harris Hart state
superintendent Of Public Instruction
Mrs. Ella l.. Cooke has gone to Ro-
anoke city for "A few days 10 he with
her daughter Mrs II II. Trout
few days ago Mrs W. J. Arm
strong. OF houston, Texas. a former
Hollins student. was a visitor At the
college.
Rev. George Rraxton Taylor return
summit. Pa where he was the guest
for week OF MIR. and Mrs. !. Appleton
Wilson. in their summer home
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Causes Responsible
for MHeaHh
Doctor Says Average
Person Can KnoaU All
About Diseases.
ny nRrCE BELDEN. VI. d.

There is nothing that We cannot
know about disease. There is nothing
an Intelligent understanding OF how
it comes about. IL a general knowl-
edge. of tho causatton and prevention
pie their welfare would be enormously
advanced.
In olden times. disease was regard
by an evil spirit. which had to be cast
out by some sort of nccromancy. To-
day disease is recognized as an inabil-
properly under favorable conditions.
Violation of the laws OF health is re-
sponsiblc for sickness and premature
death. Owing to this. man lives out
but a fraction OF his natural term OF
life. knowcldge of the laws OF health
prevent most disease.
Most diseases are due to bad ny
in eating. which last leads to the pro-
duction OF poisons which. pollute the
blood The body can resist these as
saults up TO certain point--can main
tain the balance. which We cal health.
Their ~ 4 pro,cSlive nrinc pc in
disease fs sea provided We s Sas,an his T pri
ciple by natures mcd'cincs-2urn air.
food and wa;"r, Even after disease
point. Drugs play but small part
The blood is the life The cure
OF disease may DC said to depend upon
the. removal OF the cause. when known.
a hfoush nanTa The fhe w H9nS
cells OF the blood natures policcmen)
play a great part in the mechanism OF
teriai infection, and their power is
augmented mainly by invoking the
mnd nd by
tors. among which alcohol takes the
first place. FOR 1t exerts n distinctly
of the blood
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HEALTH OFFICERS
TO MEET FOR
FLU" FIGHT

All is ready for the session OF health
oiiicials of Norfolk. Richmond and
Lynchburg. in Richmond. to discuss
general rules for the regulation of in
huenza epidemics. which, in the opinion
OF the health officials. will certainly
come this fall. DR.. Schench was ad-
Vlscd today by DR.. Emmett Levy. OF
Richmond. that the suggestions of all
three officials had been gotten together
anu that meeting would be called
JUST AS soon as DR.. Perrow. Of Lynch
ourg could make arrangements TO be
present.
Tho committee OF three health off,
Gals was appointed by the State Health
Board to compile a set Of rules for
prevention and care OF the Flu" when
IL came. Each official set forth his
ideas as to what should be done. and
the rules Will be compiled from the
Joint suggestion Of the three.
Regarding the Flu" Dr. Schenck
stated today that although he was con-
WINGED that an epidemic Of FLU" would
come this fall. he was very hopeful
that tt would not be OF the malignant
typo that ovcrran the country list year
IL Is the nature OF such pan denies,
which sweep over the whole world.
that they return almost invariably. but
that the return Is always OF n nildcr
nature.
DR.. Schcnck. however. does not mean
that every prccaution must not be
taken. Even II It Is milder than II
was last year. IT will still cause n very
high death rate unless the most par
tcular care is taken.
DR.. Schenck has already organized
his forces for fighting the Flu" when
1t comes. The city and government
health forces here and the Red ;.ross
arc all ready to go into the fight at a
days notice. Arrangements have been
made for additional hospitals and the
physicians OF the city have been or
ganized for immediate action.
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AMHERST.

Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch.J
AMHERST. VA Oct 4.-Leslie and
Lewis Gregory this week visited their
brothers. John and Maynard Gregory
in South Carolina
daughter. Bessie on Monday attended
the, wedding OF John Mollson Brodic
and Miss Elizabeth Ann Greer at
Christ Episcopal Church. Roanoke.
Miss Jessie Burford was the guest
of friends here Friday and attended
the tournament ball.
Mrs. Marion T. Malone and little
daughter, who have been visiting Mrs
Il. II. Harrison. have returned to Nor
folk.
Miss Evelyn Ray Mrs Ray. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Woods. Miss Ottie Will
ltans and Ashby Wood. OF Pcdlar Mills
were among those who attended the
day
little daughter. who have been visiting
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THE DOCTOR SAID +.
IT'S GOOD TON
Lady Needed Relief From j
Cough and She Certainl.
Found 1t in Hypo-Cod.
APPETITE NOW GOOD, T

suffered from an attack ~
Flu', which left me with tor,
.ouhn. was SO weak 1 could ha
oras around. I had the doctor but
sweet cough syrups he gave me diL
no good. | had bottle OF Il,
Hypo-Ccd in the house, and sha
IL 10 him and told him l waa po,n
take IT. 81"
ITO read the formula on Tho r,
ana then said for me to 70 ahead
take IL. Tor II was not only good 10,
cough, but was n good tonic. too
ncGan to take II. and to my surprise
cough got better right away. NV
seemed to dry up. and in Just n
days | began to feel stronger NJ,
nave been getting better ever sine,
My appetite is now good: my ne
arc stronger. and 1 sleep dand,
night. l think Earle's Hypo-Cod
dandy medicine. for it certainly
brought me out of tho Flu ri
recommend 1t to others who may
a good tonic or medicine for lun
bronchial Affections" declared Mrs
s. Gauldlng. 921 North Twenty-s
Street. Richmond.
Havo you noticed that the MANY
timonials that have been publishe
fP iron people right !.
In your own city, easy TO verify
read what others say below. Ga
TO the drug store and get a bott
Earle's Hypo- Cod. read the form
ask your doctor like Mrs. Gauldinp
Look for the name OF the nation.
known Earle Chemical Co. on the
tie, which means quality and
strength. Remember that It has
Endorsement of doctors. drugE
chemists and thousands OF users
costs but Sl.2o. plus SC war tax. {.
large bottle at Tragles Drug Store
druggists in all nearby towns.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05

long services the council unanimous
~ agreed to replace his loss with an
as he was sufficiently recovered. A
few months afterward tho Same offi-
cial. who was generally known by his
Christian name, Paul. was unfortunate
enough to have his other log fractured
in 4 trap accident. Naturally the mis-
hap was the subject OF much town
the matter with a neighbor, was over.
heard to say. Its gey bad business
fo- Paul. uir man: but is 1t his ain leg
or the leg that belongs to the toon
that's broken?"
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> Judge and Mrs. c. ]. Campbell ut
| "tdEe nm" returned to Washington

Judge and Mrs. c. j. Campbell ut
"EMge Ill.," returned to Washington
Monday.
Il; NJ. Corey., OF ,Greenville,. S: G.
Miss Mary Whitehead. OF the Univcr-
View. Sp'"' inc "ee"-e"d " ''u'a"
Mrs Blair Greene. who has been
visiting Rev. and Mrs. j. NJ. Greene.
mrs to Thacher
s ys,lns ;'s 'aHd fse i lett S SUNDAY ndsH
Tor Philadelphia.
day. for trip to baltimore.
visiting At her home here. has re-
Misses Winnie Coleman. Ruth and
Grace Ware and Angelync Cameron,
end at their r s.s%ss homes here.
Mrs. Frank Morrison who has been
the guest. OF Mrs. Seldom Harrison. left
Miss Emma Franklin spent the
week end at her home in LynchburE.
Mrs knight and little daughter have
MIR. and Mrs. ]. II. Goodwin.
d Mi and nd MIS- 1cit Il r,a., Page and Miss
Mr. and Mrs. w. 4. Nelson and little
son are guests OF Rev. and Mrs. J. A.
Thomas at the manse.
Miss Annie Dinwiddie, OF Petersburg
was the, guest Of Mrs. T. p. Garbee
last week
Miss Laura Johnson left Tuesday for
her school near Lynchburg to teach
the coming session.
Private Jack Jones. who spent twelve
months in overseas service, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. Norman Jennings, of Cleveland.
OHIO. was this week the guest of Mrs
J. r.. Watts.
Miss Matte Ware returned Tuesday
from q visit to Walter w Ware at
Orange and to friends at warrenton
Mrs. Victor Won Gemmingen and
for visit TO friends before returning
10 Goldsboro. n. c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05

may look and feel old at thirty. pale
haggaFd, and all rundown-whilc at
30 or Go. with good health and plenty
OF ron in the blood. she may SIN be
!ounT IN feeling. and so fun OF III.
and at'rac,ivencss as 10 defy dctcc-
h"n OF her real age.
ma, women may become strong", health.
4"r. more beautiful and better abb. 70 NEE,
'hc cares ~ home. sociaI and business l.c
hy increasing tn" SIMPLY Of iron In their
H'ooo ~ "" opinion OF Or. George ~ Baker
Formerly Physician and Surgeon NJ Nor.
'h"u'h memorial Hospital. ScH Jersey whu
.aSs' nat women need to pTt rps"s IN
-" 'h'""s and IA" springtirnc % iifo into
thrh step - no, cosmcticr or s,Ifnul.,tnp
80. - wv 'cniy ~ rich. pure rod blood
"" woman can do credit TO her.
=" VI 10 h"r work. Iron In one Of me,
"' an strength and blood huil1crr
an" nav" found nothing In my .,rcri.nc.
- "n"chN" Tor helping 10 max. ,,rorv
hea''hy, red hiooded women .s kn,.,,I
Iron FROM a careful examination Of IN.
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Municipal Leg.

In y small town in Scotland the
town clerk, who was a bit Of Char
actcr. had the misfortune to lose his
leg in a railway accident. AS a mark
OF appreciated and esteem for his
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Here is a
Real Beautifier
No Matter How BADLY the Complex
ion is Disfigurcd With PiInplcs,
Blackhcads, Blotchcs or
Muddincss, | 80 Stuart'S
Calcium WATERS

The action Of Stuarts Calcium
Waters Is so direct to the skin that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05
Look Years Younger.

Longing for the keen activity the
youthful sleep, tho fresh rosy checks
nj the sunny disposition
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05

Dimples. bla kheads and snch kinds OF
skin eruptions disappear They sim
ply cannot remain. Their redress and
4 itching dinppear Proper food and
Stuarts Calcium waters viii surely
take the place Of all your creams and
lotions and you won't need your pow
der pun. Get 60-cent box Of Stuart.s
Calcium Waters today AT any drug
store and Join the cvcr-growing ,hropc
OF American complexion beaotic.S
Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-05

Every woman Who Looks Pale, Haggard
Tier BLOOD Examined For Iron
NuXatcd Iron Will Often Increase Strength nd
Endurance OF Weak, Nervous Women
In Two Weeks Time Them Ayby St
Look Years Younger.
Evening star., 1919-10-12
Attempt to Loot Express Car Fails.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, October 11.-An
attempt to loot the express car at
tached to the southbound Yazoo and
Mississippi Valley train No. IS as it
was leaving the Memphis yards early
today brought the wouldbe robbers
little return for their trouble. ac-
cording to express company officials
due to the alertness of yard switch
man. When he saw five men board
the train as it was passing through
the yards, notified junction point on
the outskirts of the city, where the
train was stopped and the men leaped
to the ground with two freight pack
ages.
Evening star., 1919-10-12

ed over to them for the use Of their
armies. The interallied commission
of control in Germany will supervise
the execution Of the measure.
The council further approved q re-
port regarding the formation OF an
international eommission, sitting At
interests OF Russian prisoners stili
in Germany.
Evening star., 1919-10-12
Rev. DR.. David Gregg Dead.

NEW YORK. October 1.-The Rev.
DR.. David Gregg. president Of the
western Theological Seminary of AL
legheny city. Pa. died here today at
tho home Of his daughter. He was
seventy three years old and the au-
thor of several books.
Evening star., 1919-10-12
ARMY CoNTRABAND

council at it's meeting today accepted
in principle a demand presented on
behalf of Admiral Kolchak and Gen.
Denikine, asking that Russian war
material captured by the German
army during the war should be turn
Evening star., 1919-10-12
Women as Witnesses.

Mrs. Maty Dadinsky, an Austrian of
Clarion. told of the state police club
with the trooper not to kill him. she
said the officer pointed a gun at her.
Mrs. Dadinsky said her husband
was satisfied with his work." and
did not know why he went on
strike. IT guess he went out because
the rest of the men did" she added.
Another strikers wife, a Serbian.
testified she was in the street with