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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-01
Wife's Astounding Charge.
BY N. r. BABCOCk.

po Rns H IN paSc esn mat has recently
that: among other acts of cruelty. her h1spand
ssfG5ssd sS' ,hrou ws's e. BE
5 81 RE- aasHss ts
no Only and I'D s,x shSw
nolescent effect 'u' !" som
sssss s"s ssss
eommendabe There is no need howevere' Of
Ss@ se5ss he Tfs.
in fact Of what might be caied ra The e n9me
sas e5 aayns sdss hf last
husbandIy Thing Was man e Gould do
b t@ eG to , he's eyesH Wnsn it indeed
At his sidea frank eonssson Of 9l mo iaay
cUe to rop n was no. kind nthsr than
speeaee Nigh, reoa the eoq upon or
no wSe4en es na his
pey sho%ders 81 ssons
Gis excellent wife have Wished it o TX 1"Ga?
w ,RE s dsgTs a1,S 9f sdmrassn
6aSl WIN husband closing bis eye ee to on a
It seems easier TO find grounds for diVo 5 o~ IN
Couple the hs sSrf Of his
SG p5rd is i 9uts e1sa the husband ep.
alleged, how he could have Indicted that form
or marital cruelty known between-the acts
aba ndonment. One can scarcely attend a thea
ter without seeing this form OF cruelty prac-
tced upon patient wifehood; women left to
digest the dry program. while men go to digest
some wet prophylactc.
May we not, wonder, surrnise that the d.
SeT 9fuey
the show" was based rather more upon his
failure to be wide awake Immediately after
the show? That is the moment when marital
neglect may emerge markedly from camou-
hage OF pretended devotion. Ahi Mr. Married
Man If she were not your own wife would
be quite blind to the snowy nanerv
and glistening silver on that attractiye Iittls
the restaurant window?
Time was, my dear fellow. when you and the
woman who now bears your name would no
home FRO! from the theater than of forgetting to
member member it: perhaps; but she does. OF course
but II isn't lobster la Newburg. nor are there
any flowers in Il tall glass, murmur Of vioS
Inns in the air.
mentioned, or any other divorce, and we hold
that IL husband desires to sleep through a
beauty show. he has perfect right to do so
but If he could only and always manage to be
awake at such times his wife Graves atten-
ton, IT Is difficult to see how there could ever
be divorces at all. - -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-01

With tho conquest of tho air Is
o oIorntdo a ne S era Of discovery and eI-
giving us a better knowledge of the
U On Of the earth's area re-
some 100000 square miles have not
as yet been surveyed in any way
And there are 3o,ooo,ooo square miles
keepins pace with Tho ADVANCE s sass" Of
aeronautics. there has come a remark
n maSe aeHeiopment Of which
In new and unexpected manner. The
average I'VE American has natural genius
v ver P rsnsrs Iapsy' exsmpied In ,he
Is far created here than in any other
country. 30 Il is not strange that Amer
fresh Held OF exploration. ''''0'' '"'S
Tho new branch Of photography has
as seh ne eea a an s secretly DEVELOPED
ing Of peace the inform,, t lon Inc hece com.
,, for the public. The evoiu-
ton OF tho aero camera comes as
teur photographer. The familiar snap
shot camera had developed in a few
mon during the war into bulky and
more In length. Special cameras are
nSeh in tn, me, floors Of some airplane
graph automatically at an any "a anF neo'0-
An adaptation OF tho movine-pic
ture camera Is now attached 10 ma
chine guns which makes n picture ex-
posture at the instant q shot is fired. or
rather makes n picture showing where
the shot would have struck had bull
Let instead of picture been shot"
Ihus Is preserved a valuable record OF
the accuracy OF tho gunncr's aim.
developed to supplement tho work OF
me surveyors thcodolite. 1t Is interest
ing 10 speculate on what Washington
who knew tho surveying INSTRUMENTS
OF his day. at first hand. would have
thought OF such present day equip
mcnt-
Tho military maps mado by airpanea
during tho war have revolutionAzed
tho Inapmaker's art Filing ut can-
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Their Chcvrons Earned.

To the Editor OF The Times tch (:
Sir.-We. Company X. Three Hun
over hero in May. 1915. We have
finished our task. taking every OBJ
jcctIvc we went for. lighting hard on
all fronts and now we hear that some
people are trying TO deprive us OF the
very small honor OF wearing service
chevrons. We do not In the least OBJ
all danger and hearing OF the lannon's
roar wearing the silver chevron for
service performed They deserve IT,.
us of our Justly earned gold ones?
Haven't we suffered enough hard
ships and fought hard enough TO be
honored with chevron TO distinguish
us who have fought from those, many
In bombproof jobs. in the States | do
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Health Talks by DR.. VIM. Brady
Pimpies.
WIS By Natio".I Newspaper servtc.,

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@ %Ss' pPSssda 81 Ss
aS Rsss il
eaeab into St p%PS
pssm fsrm sno must Invade duct These
e. s ON
life !e, on the skin. ''''' ~'''F Inc germ
of D%s1 ss Is s saS ii
sHssnnttHn fEss. aHs
air p1ysca are IN
Exercises 1S Indoors open window niEht
' day tho Of
p ,pS Of tho veEetables cereas
slS5ns '1 but Of
cam aeco n1t al that wholesome open air lie
IN The ne 1aekhGads SHOULD be treated as described
the aas f IS To-
s%p3as syeer nlso asoSa
ae nsret en 9f % Il. and
aPpsa before Tsi aE'a'f Ie, and
an %h SSs, Pimpiss but narf and sore
Be D faD Ssa in nS
per cent bor,c at oo nish, Or some standard 10
apnied aected area eay Of pc Skin Whayy
or or Sos Il IS oen
after TO aa6e inletnally two or three times day
mixed to huid consistonce with witer frnit
JUICE or broth of any kind.
treatnen1 treatmen, commonly called vaccine
bHTohio or obstinate type. This consists OF
~, ne K, , bacteria which are accountable for
;me plmples, administered by any doctor ri
,i or few days until fifteen to twenty
LOSES LOSES nave been given. as rule The bacterin
s s be prepared from material Obtained from
the pu3 In each individual case. 80
Queaions and Anxwerr
wbGHsooo IseGipe TO Make the Hands Soft and
y, w s LIS Is vaselinc good to mako tho ego
iaSnes grow long and dark? g Please give me
Il sood rccipo to make tho hands soft and white
,;Answe,:-No; Wash mothers dishe, for nor
ia &c s ss neal Iry his girls. and heal
.mlSlnformed please advise me about tho use
RI T am authoriativey Informed that
the camps. ~ ei oSSs In
one who is either creduious or nract,oai ,oInn
3altpetcr mas no medicinal action whateyer
,,, The Terrible Tempered DR.. B-1, the long
unn mgsh e0ndpctoT Of this eentumaceous col
stanne5 DC edd dpre OF reply TO ther letters
And abe 90 the snyeope9 should DO enclosed
the envelope. The word city" is not suficient
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-01

the State In collins. Better that few gal
Ions OF intoxicants should escape capture
than that such an outrage rs this should be
perpetrated. 1t is high time that q halt BIO
called on tho conduct Of officers who in the
exercise OF little power lose all their sense
OF decency and respect for sorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-01

SanEtr E1:.oo7;k ,za.zza 9. tie FOR
etEl Afnt-s c;n--l,a:'s = i.s S.1.y-zttA Con
lETess, EGgE -nG; a1y : :=v hs--:-s ike
senRtnrs lndEe au-Ln XII as>s3 VII hold
ont hELinst -A-Lncslln- :: 80 gsIE-s .. Is
tinns IL lhs naacs --sG1y L1i.oLre : q-asea,
tnpponen; q -hs league VII succeed .s..,A :o:k
RE rhRirnnr o. ti-lF communist !: i ao-= Ian
likely, VIII -hs cnarges Tia; L-s :,s-oE agreed
10, gwen --ndge viii ns fo-aa1 ny gub-ic SAM
MEM 1t suppor; tne -reL,y VII it= l.lrs
iRK pl-t o: j.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-01
Our Paris Article.
(By Our Own STAFF Correspondent a. III.
Peace CoDferenceI

(By Our Own STAFF Correspondent a. the
Peace Conference)
Paris March Aeon Trotzky has san+ r.a-a
that he will not send delegate to the peace
conference. Evidently he doesn't care for anv
The prime minister OF Dahomey. ACCOMPANIED
by retinue has arrived here and will attend
the peace conference. He has been given
seat on the roof, where he can enioy the ecen
cry of Versailles. and If the conference has
anything for him 1t will send 1t up by a bell
hop
as TO the progress OF the conference. said facts
being as follows:
David Lloyd George Is hero from ENGLAND
lie wears his hair long and is fond of mouse
colored weskits. Thus the news Is accumulat
ing rapidly.
1t is confidently expected that the peace con-
ference VIII end it's session in time for the dele
gates to eat their Christmas dinners soma
where either at home in Paris
The delegates from Albania arrived ves,ard,
ana lett again last night, having received
telegram to the effect that they no longer had
any country to represent The Chinese dele
cation is on hand to zee that the bound,,v
lines are not made any smaller by the confer
ence. They maintain that every time anything
happens in the world somebody clips a niece
off from China. This has been going on TO-
centuries, and China is small that il no1y
takes only eight weeks cross # in n fas,
train.
General Foch drove in from the country TO-
day. He is still over in Germany with the bovs
and says many things in that country are un-
nettlcd. particularly the bills The Ebert pov
eminent controls all of Germany EXCEPT that
portion which lies outside OF the CITY OF Rer,,n
believe can state upon good authority that
the British will not sink their navy witbout
putting up a struggle. There will probably he
few steamboats, running around with guns ON
them even after pence is signed
1t looks now as though. with careful mrs,
Ing. peace will manage to pull through
Premier Ebert was guarded in his u,tar
ances." according to a cable dispatch Tie wa.
guarded by three regiments of soldiers
Secretary Baker says the thing for eyervbodv
to do Is to go to work. And he should b,,,s
added that everybody should work after thev
get there.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-01
How Not to BE a Great Autbor.,.

Have the hair bobbed and learn to swear
drink and smoke cigarettes.
FIJI up can't and ten varieties Of n.w
thought
Cultivate tho sanitary and sartorial habits
OF the Bolshcyist
be bohemian or hobohemian. which is the
Gree wich Village imitation
beoioate your career to the writing OF SEX
literature. even Il you know nothing of Sc,
or literature.
Be radical in everything except your writ
ing. In that always initiate somebody else
ADOPT revolutionary attitude toward the
government and at least nine OF the Ten Com
rnanduents
Spend your evenings in red-ink boozea
torium telling what you going to do
DO not hesitate to criticize the Imitation
writer's VINO are getting big money for their
work They know not the errors of their v.vs
Set them right
Make up your mind that every editor Is a
low-brow fool and tell him So
Write stuff that nobody can understand-not
even yourself.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-01
Maurice MaeterIinck,. Plays.

Mrs. II. w. H., lcnmond-Maurice
August 90. 1862, in Client. He studied
some time In Jesuit school, then spent
several years in the pursuit of philoso-
ply and law. In 1887 be became q bar
man Of letters. After q collection Of
1889, he wrote a number of dramas and
essays OF symbolical and philosophi-
cal type. His plays: La Princess Ma
ande. 1892; Aiiadine ct p al es
and "Interleur,". 1894, Mort de Tin.
1896; "Soeur Norma Wanna" 1909: Joy
t seine 1905 aeasle B Ss s. 1903 49,
played in the United States as Tho
Bluebird"; Marie Magdeleine," 1910,
are dramatic In form. but for the most
part their mystic quality greatly less
studied the mystical writer's Of all ages,
and his works are tinged with mysti-
cism. His plays are always concerned
with spiritual Issues and with actions
work Is Of a psychological order. like
ultimate aim of existence Is the do
velopment and disclosure OF the human
soul The stage has been made by him
which dealt with death and tho future
OF the soul. He contributed a special
article to IA Book OF Belgium's Graft
turo" In 1916. His latest play "a Bur
American ,ss apgfsT rance IN The 1slaaso
ysse 81 pssl tsy hud s IL II August gus N is IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-01
SnleEmanshfp.

Snlesmanhhfp.
To tho EDITOR OF The Times Dispatch:
Sir.-Economy! What's $4,000
when there arc billions to DO raised?
Probably oncfourth Of per cent
when tho Prussian planes go buzzing
through sections where We st!il have
n Few ttShtward3, how they will howl
Then the committee will swoop down
on them and write them up It's Uncle
Sans salesmanship.
The Prussian plano Is tho sample
case OF their deadly work
Do not shoe man and n dry goods
man and cigar man, etc. carry ga M
pies? Expense Is figured in the aE-
percentage.
The nation now Is figuring on bill
licns-economy 10 right at tho right
time. but 1t will take every ounce OF
energy and push TO put over this last
Victory Liberty loan.
w. a. CHATTERTON.
Richmond. Va, March g., 1918.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-01

Virginia wants NJ interference y lie hEot-
ling Of itf dome ltsi-s by ary oI,joual
league, whsthe- j oe vet o- whether :, BE-
dry. Ii il cutie competent 10 enforce It's
ssown laws without lha advica Z. outside
agencies ana il VIII enforce ihen When
such an agency, sitting il WASHINGTON
sniennly resolves - ASK Governor Davis 10
cal special session Of the General Assem-
biz TO curb obnoxious tactics Of vi.ginians.
whether agents Of the Prohibition Depart
ment or illici, trshckers in liquor, il is GO
Ing beyond It's province 10 the po-, Of i'm
.pertinence Governor Davis, OF course, will
ignore the petition, or, courteously yet en-
phatically, give il TO understand tina. when
It's advice in the administration Of virginias
laws is desired il will be asked for.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-01
Virginia..

(F'or The Times-Dispatch.S
My native land. my native skies,
Dim with the purple mist Of Year,.
Where romance sings and never dies
Whose sod Is wet with blood and
tears.
hold 1t true that when we cart
Aside this tenement OF clay,
Our souls Will hover DER the spot,
Where we have spent our earthly
day
And so my dearest wish Is this
When have passed beyond tho
WE'LL
Der loved yirginiss mountain tran.
MRS: STUART MOSBY- COLEMAN. =,
Washington. D. c. March 2S, 1914
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Rate. Tor Airplane Mai1.

Subscriber. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rates
for airplane mail in the United States
are as follows: 6 cents for the first
ounce ,c or f5aGtion thereof and cents
and 10 cents II special delivery is
asked Such matters must be OF the
over thirty inches in length and girth
combined. Postage must he fully pre-
paid. either in ordinary stamps or
special aero stamps
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-01
seaports of Juso-slavta.

Inquirer. Dumfries.-Italian represen-
tatives claim that Jugo-Slavia will
have excellent harbors on the Adriatic
between Buccari and Carlopago. and
that Italy will admit Hungary and
Croatia to the harbor OF Fiume. The
population OF Fiume is willing to have
the city made free port
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-01
TUESDAY. APRIL l, 1919.

TIE Department OF Lsbo- announces that
wholesale prices II the United States show
Scwo~z-d rent. II the retailer could be
ce,T.aesG Of lie truth q ne assertion, maybe
tns co-S-=s7 = :--s would icok hopefully
lsyEi - 4-1:c-s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-01

b Nicholas Longworth's plaiptiye mary
shall the Republican steering committee be
the servant of some clique or the agent ~
the entire Republican party?" is quickly and
easily answered. Through its chairman.
Mann, who was kicked from a possible
speakership upstairs to positive czarship.
At will be tire servant OF Boies Penrose,
who is the Republican party At least he
dictates every party move, and the organiza-
lion, within Congress and without, is sub
serVient to his slightest whim and jumps
through the hoop when he cracks his whip.
How long the party can bear up under the
weight of such an incubus is problematical.
Dnt the OHIO mans prophecy OF coming dis
aster perhaps will be fulfilled no later than
next year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-01
Did lie Hit Nf

Interviewing Caruso tho occasion OF his
birthday is the annual field day OF the
psychologists OF journalism, and II may be said
TO Se their favorite indoor sport
This year Enrico who admits that he Is
forty-siH and will never have much trouble in
proving it, discoursed upon the melancholy
subject Of old age. Said he II said TO my
son, when in Italy last summer: Rudolph I
am old. Yes. | grow DID, but my son laughs
at me Papa no says. you have the young
ness OF oidncss'-
There was dense pause. The statement
was incontrorertiole. Then. after awhile, the
great tenor brcathcd Tia! Oldness? Yes
But the people arc saying that Caruso is sing
Ing better than over this year. . People
look at the opera bill for the night and they
say: What: Caruso not singing? Then I will
not 60. l do not say that because am
Caruso but people do say it,
Ana the market quotation on violets Is only
Sc hundred.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-01

Uncle Joe Cannon must feel like chin
whiskercd advance agent of Gabriel as at
the blast Of his battered horn hosts OF the
political dead rise up and the Old Guard
from the old graveyard again takes charge
OF the Republican party
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-01
Information Bureau.

Inquiries regarding almost my tonic.
excepting on legal and medical sub.
Jects. nre answered free. Al all tn
fuiries urc answered directly By per.
sOnal letter, n self-addreased, STAN ped
envelope Is required. Address 'Thc
Iimes Dispatch Information bureau
ltichmond, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-01
Arrears OF Pay.

G. ", r.. Newport News.-The
auditor for the Navy Department may
he addressed by any officer or enlisted
man who has been discharged from the
who has arrears Of pay due him. Or
dinarily, he will be paid in full upon
discharge. He should not write to
the auditor unless he has good reason
to believe he has been underpaid. His
letter should state all the necessary
facts. as there is no prescribed blank
in this case. He should DO particular
to state in detail the reasons which In
dictate that he has been underpaid
The employment OF an attorney or
claim agent is unnecessary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-01

81 Postmaster-General Bureson, who took
oyer control Of the country's system of wire
communication as a war emergency after
the armistice had been signed and hostilitjes
we're at an end. has increased telegraph rates
~ per cent. lie justiiies the increase on the
gfound that the wages OF employees have been
advanced. Employees say that their wages
haze been increased only to 10 per cent.
IN other words, the Postmaster-Gencral
makes the patrons OF wire service pay one
nth more than they have heretofore paid
and OF this extra charge the employees OF the
service get one-fourth 10 one-half great
dnancier is the Postmaster-General He
makes the public pay the cost OF his gcbemo
10 impress it with the wisdom and beauty Of
government ownership which he homes 70
!foist upon the country. Although the Post
|master-Generai administration has been a
|costly experiment it may be said in all candor
ithat his own salary is worth the price because
|ot the fact that his activities in support of
government ownership have had the effect
LOT convincing the country beyond the shadow
'0f doubt OF the unwisdom OF the policy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-01

Federal authorities perpleIcd over the
question az 10 whether or not beer Is an in
to1icant should have no difficulty In collecting
a volunteer squad OF patriots for practical
experimentation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-01

messrs. Mann, Cannon and Longworth give
the same effects OF harmony az would three
irriated tomcats tied together by their tails
and hung across a line,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-01
Have You a Child Born TODAY,

II you have a child born today il will etona
eofhantid. coatir yairm De jaudbe EAOT1S
-"Astrooger In Des Moines News.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-01
SEEN ON THE SIDE
N HENRY EDWARD wAHNEH

Sail On!
Sail on, sail on, ship OF State:
Sail on. Wilson, strong and great;
May your great efforts mover
Till all tho world is safe In poacc.
Lot restless politicians roar.
Disgruntlcd Office seekers sore;
They'll soon fall back to their rotrcat
And face the shame OF sad defeat.
We've stood behind you through tho war;
We're with YOU now, rs nc'er before
You've hold your ground throughout tho fight
And stood for all you thought right.
Sail on. sail on. o President
And tell the wori that you were sont
BY millions who love iborty
And fought and died for victory.
Edward l. Klein.
One quick way commit suicide is to be-
come premier OF ono of the German republics.
Well Say 1t Is.
Government Seeks to Standardixe U. S. OIL
Headline.
Isn't about all tho oil in the world Standard
now
"A Subscriber.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-01
Voice of the People.

Letters must give the name and ad-
ares. OF the writer. Name will not DO
published IL writer SO requests,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-01

ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICA-
TONS TO Tho Times Dis
putch. and not TO individuals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-01

TELEPHONES: Randolph 1.
Private Branch Exchange
connecting with all depart
InentN.
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WILL Sov Il 4

One quick way to commit suicide is to be-
come premier Of ono of the German republics.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-01

lay In tho year at 10 South Tenth
Va. by The Times Dispatch Pub
Charles T.. IlasbroOk. Editor and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-01

Premier Ebert was guarded in his utter
ances." according to cable dispatch Tie wa.
guarded by three regiments of soldiers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-01

Secretary Baker says the thing for everybody
to do Is to go to work. And he should b,va
added that everybody should work after thew
get there.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-01

BRANCH OFFICES: WASH
ington. 1916 New York Ave-
nue: New York City. Fifth
Avenue building: Chicago,
Peoples Gas Building:
rhilndelphia. Colonial Trust
building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-01

60 Questions and Answers-
Tood Recipe Make the Hands So>t soa
white: Is vaseline good to mako 3Se eVno
iaShes grow long and dark? 2. Please give me
Il good rccipo to make tho hands soft Ind whitc
Ap.v,, ~ w. . MARIE
e al each meal Try his. girls and never hcai
uate TO ask for moro sauty sccrcts
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1919-12-04
PRESENT CROP UNEQUALLED
HAD TERRIBLE
SKIN DISEASE
Little GIL Improves Rapidly When Given
zIHON Iron Tonic.

Many mothers try one remedy after an
other, for the sufferings of their little ones,
without apparently being able to find the
tight one. Ifanything seems wrong with
the blood, or stomach, or if the child's
;yStemis rundown and needs strengthen
ng, you may benefit by the experience of
this Westmoreand, Tenn, mother, Mrs.
John F. Angela, who writes:
"My little girl had a terrible skin disease
and her stomach was in such bad condi-
lion. Nothing helped her, so we finally
started TO give her Ziron.
She improved SO rapidly from the first
bottle, so we have given her two more.
She is much better"
Don't try other remedies firstl Choose
Ziron from the start. 1t has benefited
many people suffering from poor blood,
general weakness, loss of appetite and
0ther symptoms which indicate lack OF
iron in ihe blood.
Sold BY druggists on money-back
guarantee
IN tx