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lIudson's Iron and MIX Tonic Fast
Becoming Favoritc Remedy
in This City.
IRON GREATEST BLOOD
PURIFIER KNOWN no MAN

Young men and women lacking vital
ity energy and ambition, slow and
usually tired and worn-out, lack IRON.
Their blood is doubtless weak and
impoverished. Their vital organs Of
stomach. kidney, liver or bladder may
be trife disordered and to bring back
their youthful stamina and energy,
hearty appetite, clear. rosy complexion
and the glow of youth and health,
restore the system TO normal and drive
away your cough and cold. take Hud
sons Iron and Nux Tonic. which is fast
becoming the favorite tonic in ,his
city and throughout the country, re-
ceivinG words Of praise from many
people.
Read what Mr.. W. H. Kelley, OF
Wavcrly. Va, wrote the Hudson Labo-
ratory, Petersburg. Va, after giving
their liver and blood tonic, Iron and
NuN," trial: "Yonr Hudsons Iron and
NuN Tonic worked wonders for 1n(
physical condition after taking It bu,
three days--from Tuesday to FRIDAY
For two weeks l had been filled with
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feilei From Cough Cold Grippe Fever Chill Malaria in p
Hours or Your Money Back-Famous Old Virginia
Doctors Prescription Does the Work-No
Booze-No Dope-Its Liquid.

cold and my whole system ached al
most like toothache. I had tried
three other very highly recommended
remedies, but secured no results.
was just recovering from tho influenza.
but was somewhat worried for fear |
would be down with pneumonia.
I bought n bottle Of Hudson's Iron
ana Nux Tonic. and after taking Il
shroe days was very much relieved,
ana by the time the bottle was 4mptied
an symptoms Of my former trouble
mad disappeared. ] therefore feel it
my DUTY to voluntarily express my
great appreciation to you for placing
this wonderful remedy on the market.
and chccrfully recommend it's use to
thosc suffering as 1 was"
If yon arc recovering from long
wasting Illness and are weak, nervous
and rundown, with a hacking cough,
or coid. II IL almost certain that your
blood needs more iron to strengthen
ana Iortfy you against possible roni :
pilcatons and ailments this sprIng
most every one needs n good quicl,
building tonic now, and for this there
~ nothing better than this Virginia
Doctors Prescription "fiudson's IRON
and NuS Tonic
. 10 right down to tho drug store and
! secure a hottie. II after taking half
! of it You are not satisfied with results
/ so right back to the drug store and Sc.
cure the refund of your money. Wha,
oetter guarantee could any ono wish
J than this? Try a bottle at once. de,
! lays arc dangerous with your systen
/ IN rundown condition and spring here
The price OF e large bottle is S1.00
1 Plus cents war tax.
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FOOD BUYING SHOULD BE
BASED ON CALORIC VALUE.
Comniisnioncr OF Labor statisties
Thinks ExpcnsIvc Foods Are Many
tEEtffs-. Times EcOuOnicnl. 20 y $.

, uuSS rcOuOntfCnis f-f1rr
:, Ro;yal,Aiceker; United states CONF
secured Information from 10000
families having incomes varying from
5000 to $500: which shows that the
American standard Of living does not
rest upon a scientific foundation.
AR. Meeker suggests. that the value
OF food offered for sale should be,desig-
mated in calories and not in pounds.
w ere this done it ought to appear that
cause OF it's high calory value. E
: afr. NeelSer estimates that at the
present prices. the average cost Of food
per diem is so to GO cents. at which
husband and wife and three children,
would be not less than 500 per an
mum.
The average cost Of clothing is about
rent FEN IS ;nc5 70 per ,ss5 eapendita1e for
sickness, s23 to $40.
These figures appear to be rather
low considering the present high cost
OF living. says writer in American
possessed by the average housewife re-
specting the economic value of foods.
and yet there can be no doubt that the
cost OF, foodstuffs might be very con-
Siderably reduced by Intelligent appli-
cation OF up-to- date knowledge re-
speeding food values.
The housewife needs education in
the art of selecting and saving food,
and there never was n more opporture
time for an organized effort to place
the needed knowledge in the hands OF
every mother OF q family in tho Unite;S
States. There can be, no doubt but
the knowledge OF food values in each
one OF the 20, zoe. 900 homes OF the United
several billion dollars which are now
wasted.
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Ilindnn .InnrIcr

II is admitted that the Hindoo jug
glers and acrobats are the most skiliful
in the world. One OF the latest reports
is about a performer who went through
many wonderful feats perched on the
top of a single bamboo stick about tif-
teen feet in height. The top OF the
stick was, tied to "a .sirdie around the
waist, and a leg rest was provided by
cushion few feet down the pole.
Perched on this slender stick ne hoped
accompanied by the tapping OF u drum.
He did other things even more Won
derful For example. he balanced Il
light sticl: on his nose and a heavy one
on his chin and then threw the heavy
one into the air with his head ard
caught It on the end Of the light one.
While balancing the two sticks thus
end 10 end. he made one revolve in
one direction and the other in another
direction.
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- -
Pigeons aN t.ifcscycr..

The value OF service rendered. NV
pigeons during the war is emphasized
bE stories told in the English Aerial
Ne;tT- Book"
h+"is 10 the patriotism 81 fam
c.crs IL was never necessary 10 SPEND
rnh!lc money on the purchase of stock :
WI. specialists wno had years OF cx-
..i,y" =, Aind Them tanEhr PHO and
observes how To handle the bitds
''wins 10 the limited space avail
:,nie. ,Ec carrying Of pigeons on board
:'h nerDnlanc WAS ~ first somewhat Of
problem but :inaiiY a small box
ln.asu:!nr about i inches long. i
Sncnrs wide and inches deep with 4,
,'Foss partition, was designed in which
wv" pis"ons could be taken out for
service work.
small ,cylindrical carrier. which was
.iil'ne" TO Tie leg; In tho carrier was
'"s written. folded and placed in tn.
Hll.t IN IL turn was placed n
;iAs carrier att:t.iicd SIS the pigeons
imX. THIS chr.ter.-1as made OF alum
mum. @cd 50 its weight d.d not i'm
nede thr fight Of the pigeon
The Royal Air Force Pigeon Service
proved its value on many occasions By
saving Ia. lives OF the crews OF flying
boats and seaplancs. and, sometimes
TAO machines "a well. After the in
au:urat!on Of the Royal Air Force no
FEVER than III messages OF distress
We're sent by pigeons from aircraft
down 10 the surface OF the water. In
carrying these mcssaEcs the birds COW
cred about 2c.06o miles.
IN onr Instance pigeon few twenty
TWO miles in twenty-five minutes with
a message which resulted in the ncccs-
NiiF* action being taken TO save the
Grew OF a scapianc. The machine had
heen forced 10 land on the water ard
%aa rapidly breaking Up. owing TO bud
W.3i.'"r, 60 that there was little tiIun
20 lose.
IN another case pigeon. released 2ol
mics from its base. was able 10 brini;
n}co:iant information, taking iiv.
hours 10 complete the journcy--an
average OF forty miles an hour
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and pressure. The hot gases Cause q
fllm expands and becomes s"set.Y Upon
the release OF the pressure itcontrscts,
which action causes minute CRACKS that
they increase IN size. they form pas,
sage-ways for more hot gas. and that
heSinner surface thus becomes rough
ened and the bands begin to corrodc.
Finally. tile bore becomes so en-
cape. The shell. does not then acquire
lts proper rotation. and It's flight be-
comes cratic Small naval guns can be
they are Regarded as worn out Largo
12-inch guns arc considered to have a
life Of from 150Sto 600 rounds
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sUFFRAGlsTs TO MEET.
international Congress Set for May al
Madrid. and Twelve Nations
MaS He RcprNSrnted

MADRID. March 20.>-Delcgntes from
at least twelve nations are expected
TO attend the Congress os the Inter
national Woman Suffrage Alliance. ~
be held here early in May. TAcse ma
lions arc the United States. Gre2t Brit
ain, India, France. Switzerland. Poriu-
gal. Sweden. Finland, Iceland. Germany
Roumauia and Serbia
Since the last, congress was held at
Budapest, seven years ago. thirteen
countries have extended the franchise
TO women, and thus. for the first time.
the congress will have behind il the
authority and weight OF large bodies
OF enfranchised women Spain. how
iini Niatiu. poet and orator. is cSpected
to be among the delegates from India.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
HuDS0h'S iron and NUX THE
BEST SPRING TONIC-D DRIVES
AWAY YOUR C OUGEIS And COLDS
CUSTOMERS SAY IT
IS GOOD MEDICINE.

Il beg TO say that I have handled
your Eiudson's Iron and Nux Tonic
since Won first introduced 1t. ! have
repeated your offer to refund the price
II II failed ia give entire satisfaction to
each and every customer, and. ! have
vet to hear any other but praise for
your remedy. I wish for you all meas
urcs OF success. because I believe it
will prove helpful. TO all who may try
it, wrote X. G. Barrow merchant am
Commissioner OF Eevcnue), Disputanta,
Va.
Not Single Refund.
1T gives me great pleasure TO state
that we have sold nearly 5000 bottles
OF Hudson's Iron and Nux Tonic and
not a single refund. IT is g. great re-
peatcr. Wishing you much success, We
are yours very truly" wrote H. II.
George, OF Georges Drug Store. Hope
well, Va.
User Tells of Benedt.
az suffered with large knot and
severe and painful soreness In my
stomach. Three doctors prescribed for
me. and each of them finally advised
that an operation was absolutely nee
cssary. After taking thrcc bottles of
Hudsons Iron and Nux my troubles
entirely disappeared, and Inever felt
better in my lifc.' wrote Ray Smith,
Hopewell. Va Fl
Was Stricken with "Fiu."
II was stricken with Spanish lnfiu-
enza. lost but one days work and
suffered no bad after effects from this
malady I attribute. this to your, truly
meritorious medicine, Hudson's Iron and
Eux Tonic Please accent my ibes'
wishes FOR your ell-dcserved success
wrote Henry Foster, Hopcwcll, Va.
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national honor'roli and WIN send INV;
one FREQ tres.plantlng instruction and
trec- daS IN M

n trec-daS program SV.; = -,
In Minnesota u campaign has been
started for memorial tree planting
among the school children by the Min.
ncsota State Forest Service! Arthur
+. Opel has issued INSTRUCTIONS ), 10
the rangers aud offered aid in tree
distribution. Rangers will be allowed
n certain number OF trees. This is tho
arst attempt ofthis kind, Mr. Opel re-
ports to the American Forestry AS
ISOLATION. and the service is limited
as TO trees. but has bigger plans Lun.
spring. -
The New York state College of For.
essry sends out q call for memorial
planters TO register their trees with
the American Forestry Association.
This is great constructive piece
of work. said Charles Lathrop Pack
president OF the American Forestry
Association. When we interest the
coming generation in the value of trees
great good will result In education
Will we get nearer and near TO n ma
tonal forest policy. The general fed
Grafton OF women'Si clubs and patriotic
organizations such as tho American
Legion and the Service Star Legion.
are all cooperating with tho Ameri-
can Forestry Association. Now TINT
States like New York and Minnesota
it will be spread still further
Every individual or Organization
planting 4 tree is urged to register it
With the American Forestry Associa-
ton and get the free certificate regis
trat ion which Il will send
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ACCOMAC
pcc;al TO The Times Dispatch

Especial 10 The Times Dispa,ch.l
ACCOMAC, VA, March 2o.-Mrs
Thomas Langford has been quite i'll
with influenza. but is now improving.
Va. is visiting in the home OF Judge
and Mrs. James II. Fletcher.
Miss Lillian Davis has returned to
her home at Smyrna. Del. after q
visit to Miss Lyde Ashby.
Lloyd Bullock. OF Norfolk: Mrs.
Jesse Kirby. OF Texas: DR.. Fred Kel-
lam. OF Richmond: Frank Young, OF
Pocomoke City, Md: c. L. Powell. OF
Baltimore, and Will Steelman and Miss
Rhode Hudginss. of Chincoteaguc. Va,
were here to attend the funeral OF G..
Lloyd Doughty. Sr.
anceville. spent "Wednesday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Lewis.
to her nome after a STAY Of a Two Weeks
with her sister, Mrs. l.. ID. NNaddy. at
Chester
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CHILDREN OF NATION URGED
TO PLANT MEMORIAL TREES
Georgia and Florida Leading South
erh states In Great Foreatry
Campaign.

WASHlNGTON. March 2o.-which
stale viii! make the best record in
m'IEorial tree planting is the queg-
i:"i the American Forestry Associa-
Ton asks in announcing today that
Minnesota and New York are off in the
raG among the Northern States and
mat Georgia and Florida are in the
lead of the States farther South The
) merican Forestry Association Is regis
tering all nem0ria! trees pianteti- on a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
WOMAN MAKES COMPLAINT
Declares London Trnde Union. Con-
>tnntly ThWnrt Empluyncnt
for Weaker SEX
T,OVDfIN N;,,n, ~ o..

LONDON. March @0---Mrs Henry
fawcett, widely known sunrasist
complains that the trade unions cor
stantly are opposing and thwarting IL.
I'm pioymcne OF women, ,notwithstnnd-
ing the fact that women stand for
cpua, pay for equal work,
she told the Womcns Institute tina;
ne women workers have 0ccn urged
h"i TO uAdercut Tho men. who were.
tacir comrades IN iuunstr%. She ,urg.., /
Women to consistently anpca! To IN,
in"st onj=hteuod members Of All
ppitli%li parties. TO- aii in ,hakinE
%"nel rec IN industry. as 5hey had
bcconic in politics
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
RCTICEXPLORER TELLS
Of ESCAPE FROM DEATH
lit,ng Suspended Over Cavcrnous
Depths OF Ice for Three and n
y Half Hours, Being Frozen.

london. Marcel, oo.--John L. Cope
leader of Tho British Antarctic eSpedi
tionsswhich is setting out IN June. II
the course Of a lecture told the follow'
+ had while a member OF the ShAckeltof
i islS "ArS'"S" :" ''.ss iS' aaa :,
+ dangerous glacier } Jailed to notice
ererice which WAS almost covered w!th
snow Suddenly | felt the snow give
4 Happily. .Ly comrades saw, mo disap
pear, aud promptly started TO pun on
the sledgo ropes.
pended d'e over err a Sotiom!es:s pii. was
about twenty feet do~n. and was being
held by the slcdge harness. which was
dansied helpless
aE, Cavern Was MraSureles>
"About ten feet below my feet the
opening suddenly widened until could
not see the sides OF the creNasSe. Hug
columns of Ice. many OF them OF the
weirdcst shape. were sticking out. some
blue in color. others Q. a whitiSh pink
II ir,d to look down. bat below me,
as far as could see, there was noth-
ing but ice and darkness Now and
sounding like dis,an, thunder.
''After what seemed hours Of waiting,
1 heard voice calling me from above:
and looking up saw the race OF one of
the men uf my party. Arc YOU all
right" Ar aske'., pccr!ns over tnr edge
- es,' replied. but cannot get
~. I'm hung here. Hang OK. then.
lie shouted. 'wga make = rope ladder
And While continued hanging There,
the two men on the Ice above set to
work 20 make the ladder.
Gloves Fell and LANDS Froze.
While was thus suspended my m;tts
Iell from my bands. and very soon ]
VAS half frozen. | watched the mitts
till they disappeared from sight. At last
the ladder was lowered down, but my
hands We're 50 frozen that could feel
nothing.
Il swung about till my fee. touched
Inc rope. and caught hold Of it. But
- look 70 see If ! WAS clutchi2s the
rope he:ora dared lrus: myself to
start climbing.
nnnlcd a" safei, 1T Last.
swinging backwards aud forwards
over thr r;I. / climbed higher ami
hiGhyr, tud. as | insured thc top. the
hsrtvss wh,t; had hell me up fell
from my shoulders. II slipped moth
ing could sANe me from being dashed
90 pieces On the lee
q shouted 10 the men aSk ing them
- loncr the harness to reach me. for
wac 50 cold that | could not climb
Iurti.r. ana my legs would not stretch
FAR enough TO reach the runss OF the
,i,1dcr.
TESS tiii was abb. 10 push my legs
through It. and. half sitting on this.
and gripping the rome ladder, / was
,iiern,iy hauled on, the iceiieid again:
been hanging over that bo;tomless pis
Foc three and half hours
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yers. ciyil servants, business " mon,
Ia artisans and clerks took
part ana sho whole ground was negged
some, OF the moro ,corpulcnt employed,
proiesslonai runners to secure the
AGENCY dispatch rece wed here. ". o..
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Thc i.ife of a,Gun

Many persons doubtless have felt sur
prise in reading of the short lives" Of
guns that have cost such enormous
sums TO construct. Seen IN forts or
on ships OF war, these steel monsters
look as though they would last for
ever. The layman does not realize that
the life of a gun is it's accuracy OF
fire. and that Its death" is due TO
erosion.
Erosion is caused by the action OF the
explosive gases at high temperature
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Iio,y to Roa.t J. aI.n..

WHOM ronsting meat and there. is
danger of 81 becoming too brown, place
q dish Of water In the oven. The
steam VIII prevent acorching and the
meat will cook better. a piecc OF
creased paper placed over the ment is
also good. ils.I - ~ - -.
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Wn1n-Ouf Duhherx

II your rubbers arc wearing out at
the back crush a mass of soft tissue
ness and at the same time retard fur
Their wear.
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For Grcnse spots.

Spots OF automobile grease can be
readily removed from any garment by
rubbing with lard and then WASHING
first in cold water and next In warm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21

TO remove blood stains from silk
take about four Inches OF white saw
ing SILK and place in the mouth long
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RACE FOR DIAMOND FIELDS
Two Thousand Citizens In Pretoria
Take Part In Rush When Gem
Find Is 1RCunrto,t

JOHANNESBURG. March 20.--A rush
reported from Beyenspoort. In the Pre-
toria district. where rich deposits are
said to have been located
Two thousand men, Including law.
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caning a Lace Y,clsc
Renoyinr IlIooa Stain.

Apply white paste, such ms is used
dried brush on with n soft brush.
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,roo comnrrlhl,,enl.,ix,.,,.l

n, OF course" said Senator Sorghum.
II approve OF freedom o e Fspe eoh !" buf
|. saont Ike our colleagues idoa Of
What is his ldea?o
no universe as an audience and
eternity as tho timo linit.'s . :
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enough to- molston thorouEhiy. Then
roii into q bali and rub the s&aifs
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Com p.,rnfivc vaI,,r,,

Comparative Values ~
WHO is the fellow who IS Kick in eco
strennously about cents advance ON
rible'' g '"ts'! 40 tel :
Hes man who Just paid $40 for a
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Re1noving Iron nu.t

Soak the spots in fresh lemon Juice
sna mold iTmediately oyer the steam
from a teakettle until they iisa i1near
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The value OF scrvice rendarnd Nv
pigeons during the war is emphasized
bE stories told in the English Aerial
y eur Book"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-13

best sermons. his subject being taken from the book of Revelation: Behold come quickly and my reward is with me to give every man according as his works shall be-"
 "We are all saved by grace through faith in Christ" said Rev. MT. Jones' but our reward hereafter will be measured by our service[
 He emphasized the thought that in crown" is spoken of as a reward for certain things; for example: a crown for the soul winner a crown for the faithful shepherd whether he be in the pulpit or in the pew; a crown for those who look for the appearing of the Lord Jesus Christ.
 After the sermon Rev Mir. Jones gave five minutes to "resolutions" and about fifty people stood, telling what resolution they had made during the revival.
 number of high school girls stood, saying they had resolved to give up dancing and card playing. Others that they had resolved to establish a fam fly altar in the home; others that they had resolved to pray more and read their Bible more; and still others who had resolved that they would attend prayer meeting oftener
 It was a very encouraging and beau tiful testimonial of the influence of the evangelists work here that so many responded to his call.
 Mir Loren Jones sang a very beauti- full solo. "They Shall Shine As the Sun,"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-13
TROY

Troy. February 12.--tSpeciaL)-A heavy log falling from wagon crushed the thigh of Miss Matte Belle who is now seriously i'll. Her father. F. E. Hussey who lives near Paran Church on the Hobdy bridge road was loading some logs and his daughter, seeing that he was having difficulty in getting a log on the wagon. ran to his assistance The heavy log became unmanageable and rolled from the wagon against the girl, knocking her to the ground and pinning her beneath it. Her thigh was broken and she has been suffering in tensely since. The log weighed three or four thousand pounds.
 At the cooperative hog sale day here this week. 3s9 hogs were sold. The hogs were bid in by local buyers, W. l.. Thompson. although there were four out-of town buyers present. from Texas Tennessee and Kentucky. VI. H. Allison auctioned the hogs. There were 179 tops: 49 number 2; S9 number 3: 13 roughs and 12 pigs.
 The Aeolian trio. composed of Miss Ethel Williams of Troy, vocalist; Miss Miss Corrine Shaw of Clio, violinist, and accompanists. are on tour of Ken lucky. West Virginia and Virginia. Splendid audiences have greeted them at each concert and they have enter tained very appreciatiye audiences. They are in West Virginia this week