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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-31

Eminent physicians. and government
surgeons especially, have predicted a
return OF the Spanish influenza cpl
demic. Fortify your system against
deadly malady. Rid yourself of colds.
IaGrippe, fevers. chills and malaria.
Scrape the carbon off your liver. Turn
down few grease cups Clean out
your carburetor. so that the fuel VIII
develop it's maximum power, and ena :
bic you TO climb the steep hills of hard
work on high gear, and not feel OK
hausted. Get some good rich iron into
your blood. Then your Human machine
will be less liable TO break down at II
critical time, and will throw off any
attack Of these maiadies that may
come. The Flu" then will not hurt
you. Hundreds. who started taking
this remedy before getting the Flu
last fall, have told us SO.
One of the few facts known about
Spanish Influenza is that it leaves it's
victims with badly impoverished blood,
and a generally rundown and weak
cned physical condition. Hudson's Iron
and Nux Tonic is the Medicine you need
to build you UP.
Hudsons Iron and Nux Tonic was
not stumbled upon. 1t is not an acct
dent It was developed after years of
study and research by druggist who
has spent the greater portion Of his
ltte IN varied PRESCRIPTION Work cover
Ing: wide field of experience. together
with the cooperation and assistance
of an eminent practicinE physician and
surgeon.
There are two processes constantly
taking place in the human body in as
simlating the food we eat. The one
is that of nourishment and repair. and
the other is carrying off the waste ma
tcrial. For every ounce of food and
drink consumed. nearly an ounce OF
waste must be removed from the sys-
tenn. Unless It is removed in the prop
or manner 1t forms acids, gases and
toxins, ptoma ine-like posons, which if
left to pc absorbed into the blood
through the lymph ducts, impair the
health and poison the entire system.
Start at the seat of the trouble-your
liver. What is the use OF taking n
tonic or blood medicine If your liver
and bowels are not performing their
proper functions? Hudson's Iron and
Nux Tonic OTIS liquid gently and with
out gripping, removes these poisons and
waste materials from tho liver and
bowels and at the same time purifics
and cnriches the blood and tones up
and strengthens the entire system. Civ
ing you renewed energy and vitality.
a persons success in life depends
moro on the cooperation Of his stom-
ach than on any other one factor. Just
as an army moves and fights on it's
stomach, 30 does the individual
Scientists tell us that 90% Of all
sickness Is traceable to the digestive
tract At meeting OF tho Royal So
~cfety of Surgeons Of Great Britain. 1t
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WILL INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC return
Physicians and Government Surgeons Fear That It's
Deadly Effects May Again Be Visited Upon
the People OF This Country.

, was stated that 56 separate poisons
were generated in the inteStincS of a
constipated person Is it any wonder
! that doctors regard constipation as
TO prevent it from making its insidious
inroads upon the health and strength
OF the human race. and also to eradi-
cate its baneful effects?
! How many people realize that the
normal functioning of the bowels and
a clean and healthy intestinal tract
make ii next TO impossible to become
sick.
/ Constipation and the poisons general
cd ky it, weakens the system, saps you
| of your vitality and strength and robs
and cheats you of your ambition and
success in life which is the natural in
hcrtance Of every healthy human be-
ing. These poisons get into the blood
and contaminate the whole system,
causing boils, pimplcs, blotchy and sal
low compilations, dark circles under
the eyes. and leaves the cyc-the win
dow of the body-cloudy, dull and list
less instead of the sparkle and lustre
that belongs TO this important mem
Der of the body.
1t is estlma ted that people of today
on an average are but fifty per cent
efficient. Reduced to simple English,
this means that you are trying TO do
your full share OF work on but half
the power and strength that belongs
to you. Common sense teaches you
that il is impossible to continue to do
this indefinitely. Nature never intend
cd the intricate human machine to be
operated on a hundred per cent over
load, for we are wonderfully and fear.
fully made" y machine of steel could
not stand this large overload, neither
can the human body. The breakdown
will come sooner or later unless proper
precautions arc taken to prevent it,
| Hudsons Iron and NuX Tonic is the
| provcrbial ounce of prevention, and
twelve ounce bottle of this wonderful
remedy is both preventive and a
cure, by removing the cause and build
ing you up.
For boils, pimples and bad complex
ion. try this wonderful medicine, in
stead of trying to cover over defects or
remove them with cosmetics and salvcs
Hudsons Iron and NuX Tonic removes
tho cause.
We know what this remedy will do
you do not Go to your druggist or
dealer today and get a bottle of THIS
truly great medicine. 1t will cost you
one dollar. Take half of it and If you
are not satisfied with the results, take
it back and get your money. This Is
our guarantee.
II your druggist or dealer cannot
supply you. send US his name, together
with one dollar, and the regular size
VIII DO sent to you. charges prepaid.
Hudson Medicine Co, Inc. Petersburg,
Va
druggists Note: Order from your
jobber). ADV,
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HALL TRIAL IS TO BEGIN
IN MANASSAS TUESDAY
Special Term OF Circuit Court Called
to Hear Evidence in Shooting
-. Case.
SELL APPLES FOR CIDER
Hail-Pccked and Windfali Grades
Arc Bringing S2.25 Per 100
Pounds--Othcr News From Points
in Virginia.
J Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch. ]

--l Special TO The mc5-DiSpatch.J
= MANASSAS, August 3o.-Prohibition
Inspector w. G. Hall and Deputies
Harry Il. Sweet. w. 3. Dunlavy and
j. III. Sullivan, charged with murder
in connection with the killing Of Ray
Hudson. alleged bootleggers, at Fishers
Hill on March &c, Will be tried here
OIL Tuesday at special term OF the
Circuit Court for Prince William
County. Judge Samuel G.. Brent Drcsid-
ing. The case originated in Shcnan-
doah County and was removed by re-
quest OF counsel for the defense. scnti-
ment in Shenandoah against the &C
cused apparently indicating that fair
cult. The Shenandoah grand jury re-
turned eight separate indictments
against the defendants. charging each
with the murder of both men. Louis
.. wcndenburg, of Richmond. counsel
for the defense, Will be assisted by
r. r. Didlakc and G. j. Mcetze. law
partners in Manassas, and Thomas II.
Lion. Prince william County. attorney
for the Commonwealth, will be as-
williams. OF Woodstock, Common
wealth Attorney for Shenandoah
County A vcnirc OF forty was drawn
and the sheriff will bc required to
summon thirty-six. from which twelve
jurors arc 10 be selected. Many have
expressed the opinion that IL will be
difficult to obtain a jury here, as the
case has been widely discussed and
citizens generally have expressed them
selves freely on the subject. The case
WAS set for trial here in June and
postponed by Judge Brent on account
OF the pressure of Prince William busi
nEES-
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storm Damages Crops.

KHMARNOCK. August Occurring
the week now ending. heavy wind and
rain storms have visited tho lower
part OF the Northern Neck of Virgin in.
doing much damage to trees, crops and
houses. Half of the roof Of tho large
Etorehousc of S. G. Thomas. AT Wecms,
on Carter's Creek. was blown off lcav-
ing the building to be flooded with
water from tho heavy rain that fol-
lowed. The roof of the thrcc-story
-storchouse at White Stone BELONGING
TO the estate Of the late Romulus NJ.
Sanders was blown off. and portions
OF II carried by the wind from htiy
10 scventy-five yards. Fragments OF
the flying timhcrs struck the slate roof
Of the dwelling house OF DR.. y. II. II.
Hubbard. breaking large holes. through
which the rain flooded tho entire build
ing. doing much damage 10 the furni-
the Lancaster Roller Milly. over which
the main highway between kilnarnock
and Lancaster Courthouse runs WAS
broken, and nearly all the water of the
large millpond was allowed TO escape.
carrying down into tho eastern branch
OF the Corotoman River great guam
titles Of black bass and other game
fish Several other bridges have been
washed away. SO that automobiles and
other vehicles going between kimar-
mock and Lancaster Courthouse. only
seven miles apart. have 10 so around
by Rehoboth Church, nearly doubling
the distance. In some places hall fell
as large az hickory nuts. doing much
damage to growing crops.
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Fined for Attempting to Shoot.

DANNIII.E. AUGUST 3o-William
Boyd. negro was fined $50 i'll the
Police Court this morning for having
attempted TO XIII Frederick Whisenant
white man. Whisenant. upon the
complaint Of his young niece. who was
in tears, saying that negro had
thrown "A rock at her. saw the negro
boy and smacksd him on the cheek.
Boyd saw the incident and rushed from
his porch across tho street with q
revolver III his hand Wh!Scnaat pick ed
UP Il roci. and dared the negro to shoe,
him. while other white men who Wit
messed the scene picked up rocks and
prepared TO use them Boyd took care
ful aim few PAGES distant from
Whscnant and snapped the revolver
three times. l: failed 10 fire. When
they could not find the weapon. and
the accused said this morning that II
Was not loaded.
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County Farmer, .o Meet.

APPLE GROVE. August 3o.-Thcrc
viii be an all-day meeting of thc far
mers of Louisa County and the patrons
Of the Apple Grove Agricultural High
School at Apple Grove on Saturday,
September s. to discuss plans for maxi
ing the school n factor for social and
agricultural development In the county.
Among the interesting features OF the
days program will be an address by
John r. Saunders. Attorney General OF
just completed a new high school
building, and added an agricultural
department, under the provisions OF the
Smith,Hughcs' act. and the cornerstone
Of the building will be laid on this
occasion.
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PLAN AIR LANDINGS ON ROOFS
Toronto Comm issioners Would Make
buildings Uniform In Height for
Thlk PURPOSE.
fRy Associated prcss.l

TORONTO. August 3o.--An airplanc
passenger station on the roofs OF
buildings covering twenty or thirty
acres about the inner harbor is planned
by the Toronto Harhor Commisi son.
Mayor Church was informed today by
Il. l.. Cousins, engineer OF the COM
mission.
The commission contemp!atcs the
development of the inner harbor into
downtown district composed of
buildings restricted to four five
stories" Mr.. Cousins said and on the
roofs Of these admirable landing fields
could be constructed.
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Sell Hn,J-peckcd aD,r..

WINCHESTER. August 3o-Hail-
peckcd. windfall and other grades OF
apples not having sufficient quality for
barTclinS or boxing purposes are be-
ing sold to the cider vinegar and
per 100 pounds. the highest price ever
paid for apples Of that grade in the
Winchester market The same stock
sold for GO and 30 cents per 100 pounds
last year. The commercial apple crop
is short in the East this year and that
accounts in part for the high prices
paid for lower grades Of apples. An
other explanation made today was that
the erapofatorS and Gamers made big
contracts with iobbcrs early in the
for canned apples
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TROOPS SAIL FROM SIBERIA
Transport Thomns on WAY Acro.
Pacific With $40 Americans
Coming Home.
IRy Assoc.a;niPrcss1

BY AsSOC.Is NI Pr"SS1
vLADIVOSTOK. Angus. Gothic
American transport Thomas. with 500
replacement troops. arrived here Thurs
day. August 10. and sailed August %
with $40 American soldiers aboard for
Manila. by way OF Nagasaki, arriving
at San Francisco in about forty Ave
days. This is the first large edetach-
mcnt of the American forces ia Siberia
to sail for home.
Seventy-fve men OF the American
expeditiouary force have already been
sent home. The detachment which will
leave on the Thomas includes the class
4 allotment and other deserving cases.
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Learn Reason for Fish Dying.

LYNCHBUKG, AUGUST 3o.-Thc XIII
ing OF thousands OF fish in the old canal
atfiuent washed into the James River
at the Lavino furnace, several miles
above the city, and the emptyinE of the
stun Into the river has been etoppcd
until it is assured that it will no
longer hazard fish life in the river.
a COW went to tho furnace and drank
in the river and it Killed her The
furnace authorities filtered the water
before IT went into the river. and be-
licved that there was no danger to fish
life.
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WINCIIESTER. August 30.-Bccausc
some. preferred the company of Alvin
n. Hainos TO that Of Clark Smith, tho
latter got jealous. and admitted in
court today that nc carried gun and
that trouble might have ensued there
from He WAS arrested for threaten
ing to kill Haines. for pointing re-
rolrer at him and for assault. Smith
admitted that when he went to call
upon Miss Nichols he found Hancs
there, and pulled out his revolver. not
for the purpose of killing liaincs. he
said. but merely to ask him some
questions. The court held that II was
4 very unusual way to ask questions,
and thcreupon assessed a heavy fine
and costs.
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peilvcr. Lecture on SOIL.

FREDERICESBCE August 30
The second annual picnic Of the West
erne!s Of this section was held a.
Chestnut Grove" tho home OF Mr.. and
Mrs r. A. James. two miles from
Fredericksburg. and was an unqualified
success. More than 200 persons were
there. composed OF farmers and mem
bcrs OF their families. Not only were
the Westcrncrs there. but the farmers
and people OF this section generally
helped to make II n success. a big
basket dinner was served TO all al noon
under the spreading trees. and the de-
licious edibles included fried chicken.
country ham, other meats, salads. ice
cream and cake. w. r. Linthicum.
county agent. presided and made the
opcnnG address. This was followed
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To Dedicate Markers.

WINCHESTER. AUGUST 30.-Colonel
Eonnehan Cameron, OF Hillsboro. " c.,
and r. Powell Page. OF Boyce Va.
ments for the dedication Of two me-
mortal markers 10 nc placed at the spot
where General Ramseur died at Belle
Grove farm, near here. and where Gen
eral Pcttigrcw died near Bunker Hill.
w: Va. Both were distinguished Con-
fedcratc officers. The Daughters OF
The Confederacy of North Carolina are
having the markers made. consisting
OF = base Of native limestone in boulder
shape, with bronze tablet suitably
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G. q. pcmberton and &. J. Jones, who
we're arrested here in an automobile
containing leo quarts OF liquor, were
were each find 5000 and given thirty
days in Jail. Both men pleaded guilty,
but Jones claimed that he was only
terest in the whisky. Pcmberton was
fined SIS additional for carrying a
concealed Mcanon
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Accent, BerryyIIIe Pn,tornte.

WINCHESTER, AUGUST 30.--Tho Kov.
\. r. Carson. OF Webster Grove. No.
has accepted call to become pastor
Of the Baptist Church at Berryville.
Va. and will preach his first sermon
as such the first Sunday in September.
He is native OF Ohio. and Will sue
coed the Rev. II. Parlett East, who
resigned laSt juno.
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Orrnni.e t;lee CIub.

LYNCH BURG. August 3O.--The young
women VINO i've IN inc Marina WASH
all Company have formed d glcc club
with these otiicers Miss Ella Dunn.
president: Miss Evelyn Wood. secretary.
and Miss Grace Minnick. treasurer.
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Fnlla From Train.

WINCH ESTER, AUGUST 30.-Oscar
man man is in a serious condition in a
Philadelphia hospital. according to
word received today by his father-in-
law. c. r.. Neville, as tho result of
falling headlong from a train in the
Philadelphia freight yards.
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reported. Today's list Included a min
lister. doctor and several wealthy
residents. Only one obeyed tho police
summons. and he asked for 4 continu-
ance OF his case. Most OF the warrants
charge the owners Of cars with hav-
ing their machines improperly tagged.
for near accident on West Main
Street. w. w. Fitzgerald testified in
court that tho heel OF his shoe was
wrenched loose by the car. so nearly
was he run over
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Regular FAN Meeting.

WINCHESTER, AUGUST 30.-T h e
regular fall meeting Of tho Winchester
presbytery. embracing churches in a
number of Virginia counties west OF
the Blue Ridge Mountains and several
in West Virginia. will be held at
Berkeley Springs, w. Va, beginning
September and continuing until Sep
tcmbcr 4.
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Dapti.t. Organize for DRIVE.

DANV LIE, AUGUST 3O.-The Roa-
here for the s75.o0o.oo0 campaign, with
George A. Lea chairman Of the local
drive. Danville's share OF the fund is
100000 At a meeting of tho associa
ton held here il was decided TO raise
The quota from f2S5.00O to S"SS,oOo.
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Veterans at Encampment.

FKEDEI{ICkSBUK AuEnst 3U.-
Judge John I. Goolrick and William
S. Smith have been named as delegates
TO represent Maury Camp. Confederate
Veterans, Fredericksburg. at the
Grand Camp OF the State, which meets
in Harrisonburs September .. 3 and 4.
Both delegates will attend.
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by violin solo by Miss Virginia Har-
rs, Of Spotsylvania County. Charles
y. MacHcnry, 4 lawyer. of New York.
but who owns large and valua BILE
farm in Srotsylvania County. delivered
An instructive address on the possibili-
ties of Spotsyivania soil.
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Named schooi-Teachcr..

FREDERICKSBURG, August 30
Misses Matte and Thelma Frazer.
Frazer. OF Spotsylvania, have both
been appointed as teachers in the pub
lie schools of Washington. ". G., and
will leave in a few days to begin their
duties.
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Valley National Bank. and the wheat
and straw wcrc consumed. as was also
The thrcshinE machines OF Isaac
Ioore's. The combined loss was about
5000. with no insurance.
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Traction Engine start. Dla.c

W1NCHESTER. AUGUST 30.-A spark
from traction engine yesterday
iEnitcd six ricks containing about 500
bushels OF wheat on the farm Of John
w. Rice. president OF the Shenandoah
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VIII spend $50. 600 on Streets.

DANNlLLE. AuguEt 3O.-Slrect I'M
provemcnts to cost $4,000 will be
started here as soon as contracts for
the laying Of asphalt paving have been
let. This fund is being made avail
able out of the city treasury. and be-
fore the end OF the fiscal year another
$4,000 will be appropriated. This de-
cision of the city finance committee is
taken as obviaIing the necessity OF
issuing bonds for local street work.
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To Move Ticket once.

LYNCHBURG. August 3o-The up
town joint railway ticket Office. now
located in Main Strect, will shortly
Rni1djnf~
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CHARLOTTESVILLE August 30
Henry Woodson and Mrs. Florence Glib
son, both Of Albemarle County were
married yesterday at Christ Church
rcctory. the Rev. w. Roy Mason
officiating.
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REDERICKSEUDG. August 30
George County announce the engage
ment OF their daughter. Miss Charlotte
Is. Tayloc. to William Thomas Bur
IrouChs. OF Mcchanicsville. Md The
Wedding will he solemnized Novem-
bcr 4.
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Charged He C.rrIed Cum.

inscribed on this base. The dwelling
ceremonies arc to be held in the near
future.
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polio. An.uer Critici,nn.

DANVILLE. August 3o.-Thc police
department today answered recent
criticism by summoning to court thir-
teen alleged traffic law violators. 4
few nights ago the department was
branded as incompetent and that many
violations seen by tho police were not
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CHARLOTTESVILLE August 90
Bryan K. Johnson and Miss Helen
Payne. both of Albemarlc COUNTY. were
married At 1880 o'clock this morning
By DR.. j. !. Morgan. pastor OF the
Christian Church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-31

CHARLOTTESVILLE August 90
James =. HUNT and Miss Maggie Wells
both of Albemarie County, came TO
town yesterday and were married in
an uptown department store. DR..
Henry W. Battle, pastor of the High
Street Baptist Church. officiating. Many
friends and relatives were present at
the ceremony.
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WINCHESTER. August 3o.-Mr. and
Mrs G. T.. koontz. Elkton. Va, have
announced the engagement and forth
coming marriage of their daughter.
Miss Pcarle koontz. TO James Edward
i.auck. OF Front Royal. Va. 20 take
place at the residence of the bride g
parents on September 10. They will
live at Front ROYAL
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CHARL.OTTESVILL August 30
George Emerson Gwinn,- of Hansford.
W. Va. and Miss Margaret Ann Mil
here yesterday, the Ceremony 'I beinp
performed by Dr.. George l.. Petrie,
pastor of the Presbyterian Church
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Cupid;s Activities
Throughout State
Weddings and Engage
ments Announced IN
Virginia.

. CHARLOTTESVILLE August 30
Lloyd a. Briggs. OF Gary. Ind. aud
Miss Doris Home Easton, daughter OF
were married yesterday at "Azalea."
the home Of Mrs. j. Archer Harris.
the ceremony being performed by the
Rev. w. Roy Mason. rector of Christ
Episcopal Church. The bride. who was
given away by her uncle. William A.
Harris. was attended by her sister
MISS Beatrice Easton. as maid OF honor.
The young couple left for Washington
where the groom. who is in the United
States Navy. is stationed.
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Compare the "McDougall" Beauty with other
cabinets. Note the "Automatic Front disappears
entirely from sight, leaving no crevices for dirt
The flour bin lowers within reach of the smallest
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with ant and vermin- proof casters Large extend
ing porcelain work table. The most sanitary cabi-
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