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ser''"n as proven hy the signed testi-
noniais received stating how they
nay" been relieved OF illnesses OF long
standing ny Plant J,airc. when ali
Other remedies have failed.
tcccn'ly. Mrs j. l.. Freshman. who
popular among large circle of
friends. stated:
For the ras, few years have
p""fi troubled with "a very bad stolnu ci :
had much acid and was in constant
main from the gas in my System. /
was told that had gastritis. could
MT sleep at night and got very nervous
and al run down. noticed i'm tho
nahers where 50 many OF our people
hAd teen cured by your medicine. Plant
Juice. so decided To try IL myself
After mad taken IL a few days
Knew mat It was just the medicine that
my sE'em needed 1t has relieved my
wen thal my friends have all noticed
nc great change in me. sleep well
ana can cat any Kind Of food. ! hope
hH VII" nave suffered as J did viii II,
ncnrhled 10y tins statement. as / am
'"u I" H,N" ~ on account of the won
h"riui relief obtained from IT,"
f'nht juice acts almost like magic in
stomach trouble gas Recommendation
'hat neaNy. distressed feeling after
iu'ai u and on retiring. /, attacks and
ueS,r"NS All noisons in the blood, cor
reefs diseased conditions Of The liver
'ttI Nihn"yS and restores them TO nor
mat condition,
ihc rant Juice Man is at The Tragic
'ruH 90" store, III Richmond. where
nc Is dail! meeting the local public nnt
introducing and explaining the merit.
Of this remedy
fof sal" IN Petersburg hy Morrison
~ ~. ' LUZ Man. aud in Chase CITY b,
ihc chase CITY Drug co.
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SAYS ACID STOMACH
CAUSES INDIGESTION
Excess Of Iydrochloric acid
sours the food and forms
gases.

Cndigestcd food delayed in the ston,-
ach decays or rather, ferments the
same as food left In the open air, says
noted authority. He also tells u.
that Indigestion is caused by Hyper
acidity. meaning. there is an exccss OF
hydro-chloric acid In tho stomach
Which prevents complete digestion
and starts food fermentation. Thu.
everything eaten sours In the stomach
much Ike garbage sours In a can,
forming acrld fluids and gases which
initiate the stomach like a toy balloon.
Then wc feel a heavy. lumpy misery In
the chest, we belch up gas. wo eruc-
tate sour food or liavo heartburn, hat-
ulence. wator-brasli or nausea-
Iio tells It's to lay aside all digestive
AIDS and Instead. get from any phar-
macy four ounces of Jad Salts and
take tablespoonful in glass of
water before breakfast and drink while
IL is effervescing. and Furthermore. 10
continue this for week While relies
follows the frat dose, it is important
TO noutralizo the ncldity. rsmoyc tho
gas-TnakinE mass. start the liver.
stimulate the kidneys and thus yro-
mote free flow OF pure digestive
juices.
Jad Salts is Inexpensive and is made
from the acid OF grapes and lemon
Juice, combined with lithia and sodium
phosphate. This harmless salts !.
used by thousands Of peoplo for stom-
ach trouble With excellent results
Adv
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Wife Doing Good Work

az have been bad OF with stomach
and liver trouble and bloating for
many years. No doctors or medicine
helped mo. On tho advice of my drug
gist, 1 bought n bottle OF AIayr's Won
dorful Remedy and + don't want to
miss single dose. 1t has given me
more benefit than all the medicine l
have ever taken. ] feel I am doing
good to recommend II to others" 1t is
removes tho catarrhal t1uous from the
intestinal tract and allays the infIa m
nation which causes practically al!
stomach, liver and intestinal ailments,
inluding appendicitis. Ono dose will
Convince or money rofnndcd. Grant
Drug co. aud druggists everywhere.--
Adv
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| Ing the rush and excitement In get :
ting the people from the burning build .
imFy The hotel register was among the
Fittings saved.
William l.. Duncan. of Now York.
president OF the Old Point Improve
mont Company. owners OF tho Cham.
berlin Hotel. arrived at OLD Point this
morning and immediately conferred
with Manager George T.. Adams. WbeS
asked as TO whether HIS cornpahv
would rebuild the structure. he en-,
pressed serious doubt that it would.
said, II am unable to give any definftn
statement. There are numerous con :
Siaerations before his In rebuilding.
FOR instance. IL would cost nj tl,is
time probably five times as much % re
build as the old hotel cost us. y
rs ~: III my opinion. serious doubt, how
nave said. it is matter with various
CONSIDERATIONS and nothing deiinitS
can be given out" ""i'c
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Ends Stubborn Coughs
in q Hurry
Tor real effectiveness. ti,Is old
homemade remedy has no equal,
Lastly and chenply prepared.

" y " " " v " " " v " " y v " ~ SSNVVSNV
You'll never know how quickly a bad
cough can be conquered until YOU try
this famous old home. made remedy.
Anyone who has coughed all dny and
all night, will say that the immediate
relief given is almost like magic. It
takes but moment to prepare, and
really there is nothing bette for coughs.
Into n pint bottle. put 2N ounces OF
Pine1; then add plain graduated sugar
syrup to make 4 full pint. Or you can
Use clarified molasses. honey. or corn
syrup, instead OF sugar syrup. Either
way, the full pint saves abont two
thirds of the money usually spent for
cough preparations, and gives YOU a more
positive, effective remedy. It Keeps pcr.
tcetly. and tastes Observation-Disclosures
You can feel this take hold instantly,
soothing. and healing the membrane. in
all the air passages. IT promptly loosens
dry, tight cough, and soon YOU vii,
notice the phlcgm thin out and then
disappear altogether. A DAYS use will
usually break up an ordinary throat or
chest cold, and ii. is also splendid for
bronchitis, Group, hoarseness, and bron
cbial asthma.
PireS is Il most valuable concentrated
compound OF genuine Norway pine ex.
tract. the. most reliable remedy for
throat and chest ailments.
=, To avoid disappointment. ask your
druggist for "2H. ounces Of PineS" with
directions and don't accept ANYTHING
else. Guaranteed to give absolute salts.
faction or money refunded. The Pincr
Co.. TT. Wayne, Ind.
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HID IN MARYLAND HOTEL
Grover ncrGdolI. wealthy Draft
E'ndcr, Identified by Young LADY
OF HngerStoMn.

II! -NSSVtiat'N F:'SS.
NEM YORK MARCH ?.-MiSs Ina
oayhoif clerk IN a hotel at EIagcrs-
town, MD, TOOK The stand today at
the court-mGrtial on Governofs Is
land OF Grover Cleveland BcrgduIl.
wealthy Philadeiphian. charged with
Miss Dayhoff Identified the defend :
ant as patron Of the hotel for many
months during the period he is al
legged to have been u fugitive He
was registered, she said, as James
Carson"
The witness also identified James T..
Foinig. cN-mcmbcr OF the pcnnsyI-
wanna Legislature. and former Phiia-
de!phin magistrate. as having regis
tered with EerRdoll as III. Watt
ltomig. who has been described Mt
the trial as Bergdoll's "bodyGunrd' .
was brought to the courtroom under
subpoena.
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GROWING DEAF WITH
HEAD NOISES!
V,pV THIS
TRY THIS

If you are growing hard OF hearing
and fear Catarrhal Deafness, or II you
have roaring, rufhbiihg. kissing noises
In your ears. 80 to your druggist ana
get ounce OF Parmint double
strenEth). and add TO II 4 pin. Of hot
water and little graduated sugar.
Take 1 tablespoonful four times day
This will often bring quick reiief
from the distressing head noises.
ClogFed nostrils should open. breath
Ing become casy and tho mucus stop
dropping into the throat. Il Is easy to
prepare, costs little nd is pleasant to
take. Anyone WHO Is threatened with
Catarrhal Deafness or who has head
noises sould give this prescription 4
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BURY THOMAS S. ANDREWS
IN HOLLYWOOD AT d TODAY
Re'. j. y. D"wnmnn VIII Conuurt Scr
vices 81 Late Residence
This Aftcrnnnn

: Funeral Service Tor TI,n,r,, g.,
son Andrews, 3D. who died :ftar .,
o PREF Hines Monday nigh, q, 1880
VIZ, q; nc nome Of hls mother, l07
the residsnc" this afternoon, q, '"!
o,c'ocE Rev. John Y. bowman. i,c,or
or ~ SAINT Episcopal Chu-rt. wili
Wood. '' 'i"iIF-
Mr. Andrews IS survived is. ST..
m arsus one siS;Ys, Mis-: Julia i A.
crews: q half sister. Ms ...rc, y,
grown; or Richmond. and i h.Ii -lroif,.'r
allen 9. andrews, OF tloridu.
Clifford Kirkmyer, Henry IanG i"i a.. a.,
Ma1zy, Doc" Straus. Herman VS.. n
". Green and Gallo Farmer
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FRECKLED GIRLS
Try This to Make Frcckles Fade
Away.

,.. .Iast apply q little kintho Beauty
the finger tips After few regular
applications with this fragrant beaaty
crcam-watch the frecklcs gradually
fade away.
Girls WHO believed their frecklcs
would never go away have been utterly
Cream 10 see the remarkable differ.
cncr ~ made.
This is YOUR chance 10 get rid Of
mos" d!shEuring frcckles. When your
friends ask YOU what made your com
PICK ou so cloar--tcll them Kintho
Beauty Crca IN did It,
Hlntho has been used for 10 years to
remove stubborn, blotchy freckles.
AnE wcil-stockod drug Or department
store can suDnly YnM.-Adv.
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..Iinrse.hoe l.arn,.. Su,n.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MarCh q
Thomas +. Basil.puS and James Geo
ranoS, OF Streator. H.. have concluded
n deal thfough the Great Eastern Land
Company. OF Fredcrickshuvc. by which
they become owners of III. we'll known
what is said TO he the highest price
ever paid for farm in this section.
$4,000. Horseshoe Farm consists of
500 acres. lying along the paniunkcy
River. in Hanover County. and * said
to be one OF the most fertile farms
in Eastern Virginia II was formerly
owned by 4 Western syndicate. and was
under TIC management Of y. II. Judy.
formerly OF Judyvi'!e Farm, near Fred
triCk SbuTE.
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FOREIGN SHIPPING FIRMS
BUY AMERICAN VESSELS
seven FrcightcrS of Shipping TOari,
krr Sold by Government to French
Maritime Company.
.IBy Associated Press.

Y
WASHINGTON. March !-Silie OF
seven freighterS Of about ;.00o tons
.Jct to foreign corporations was an
ucurccd today by the Shipping Board.
Tho Ships brought $2N0 per lightweight
ton and four. the Lake Forest. Lake
cape. LAX. Gear and Lake Port, went
Ia The Lloyd Royal Belgian. and three,
the Lake Felicity. Lake Charles and
Lake Duane, went TO tile Societc Mari
,inc franCias.
The board also announced the sale
of tho l.aii, FcstuS 5000 tons. to tho
International Maritime Corpora .ion. OF
New York. at s:o0 per lightweight
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the time and continued taking IL
until now ] am perfectly we'll again.
] can truthfully say that l am enjoy
ing as good health now as ever ha d
In all my l'fc. have gained about
II pounds in weight and can again
do all my ilousework without tho least
trouble. / don't get tired like did and
after DOING my work l can get out and
walk for blocks and feel just fino when
] get back home. earnestly advise
everyone who suffers as did to tako
Tanlac is sold in Richmond by Grant
Drug Co. and Ira gle Drug Co.-Ady
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Republican. Hold Meeting

: i-E-hlNt ION. Sarch H.--.til NNSit III z
county convention by Republicans OF
fockhridse was held q; tho court
10 capture the meeting. the old organi-
xattcn me? being completely demoral-
i1cd. J. Lucian Hamilton OF Golfers
GOWN, WAS made chairman O: tho meet
inG. with Fred T. Deaver. Uf Lexington
secretary. After :, i1oi discuss ion dele
gates were elected To the state con-
yenUon In Roanoke. among Iho nun
Der Communicative Attorney X X
Ruff and sheriff :. J.. parran: W. il
Richard, Of Natural Bridge. was elect
I'd county chairman. with Fred Dcavcr
Of Lexington. secretary
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y LEXINGTON March ?.--rh" body o;
ali unknown young white man was
found today on the banks OF North
River above Lexington From the state
OF decomposition Of the body il Is
thought that the man had hscn dead
tor severa, we, weeks, ~ appeaar.m -
tho river bank, The dead man had on
an army uniform. indicating that he
had been in the service uf the United
States II is reported shat Il young
man named Tyrcc has been missing
from the Kerrs Creek neighhorhood for
some weeks and investigation may
slow that this is the miSsinl: man.
Frog appearances he was about -
years of age.
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COL. WILLIAM R. HOUSTON
FATALLY HURT BY FALL
\ ounEc*t Son of Sam Houston, First
Governor of Texas. Found
Dead Near hugo.

William r. houston, 10. youn-cs, soi,
OF Sam Houston. frs, Governor a.
ieNas was found dead near here. 4
have caused coionel Ifouston.s death
iie had been in the service of the In
dian department as a Federal enforce
ment officer for twenty Years.
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BRYAN STRONGLY OPPOSES
HITCHCOCK FOR PRESIDENT
Famous Prohibition Leader Firm, in
Dfsnpprovat OF Nebraska sciin-
tors RECORD.
tBy Associated Prcss.)

icy Associated Prcss.)
= LINCOLN, NER., March 9.--onnosi.
ton to United States Senator &, ar.
hitchcock as candidate for tho Demo.
cratic nomination for the presidency.
Eryan in statement made public here
today >by his brother. Charles W.
Bryan.
Mr.: Bryan announced that if elected
q delegate to the Democratic national
convention ne will NOT vote for Scnn-
for him." he declared, II shall allow,
an alternate to vote in my place.
Among reasons givcn for his on.
that no voted against submission OF
the Federal prohibition and wonia n =
suffrage amendments. and had opposed
tho currency bill faesed during Presi-
dent Wilson's first administration.
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.Arrcstc,i n, I,urrIur

y l.1 SCHBURti, March 9.--.C'Eurlys Ivl-
be-. aged about IL years, who aivvs
Richmond as his home is under arrest
hero charged with burglary L is
alleged that Hcilcr hrukc into rhr home
81 Judge l.. Il. Camphcll n Eiv"rmont
last week and stole about SIP In cash
Snd number Of personal articles
Among the latter WAS q costly beaded
handbag, which Xcl!er t"l, tho police
Ne gave TO his sweetheart tie gave,
fhe name ana address OF The youn;,
lady. The robbery was committed last
week. when al OF Tho n,.inDrrs o.
5udsc camphel!s family We're u.ya.
FROM the house
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2 DNNNILLE, Mnrch u-EIvc r:n;,ll
eaildrcn from the Danviiic oynhNuugc.
yam away from that institution ycstrr-
gay. ara We're found some hours laic!.
tvc miles from the city. headed for a
vague destination. Four Of the chil-
pren Were !: years old rhuy took
said, they loved. and ycrc IN. IN, II H.,
turns to carry til" mite \ North Side
Resident, who. with others, had secured
me country in automobiles came upon
thrin. Thcy said they W,rr seeking :,
happier abode hu, They W,rc taNen
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QUARREL OVER BOUNDARY
ENDS Ik.FATAL SHOOTING
Dapville Negroes Failed TO Agree on
!, Dividing lime of Propcrty-Othcr
~ Statr News or Interest.

!. DhSNILlE. March Shot III the
back last, Friday after trivial quar-
rel, Claude Lewis, IS, a negro. died a,
his home near tho city on saturday
night, and Hicks White. 20. .ilso col.
ored, surrendered 20, the Srh"o'hcid
authorities this morning. confess &:
that he had done tho deaG. The shoot =
Ing AFFAIR became known for the first
time today. White said that the two
families had quarrel over property
rights bctwcen their homes in Cook :
town" and tina, last Friday after Lewis
had persisted in throwing diShwater in
Whites back yard the former sought
the property owner m order that the
property line might be defined
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Invite sundny 10 I,nchhnrr.

burg Ministerial Union today decided
to extend an invitation In Rev. William
q. sunday 10 come here for an evan
Eelis;ic campaign in the fall Of lg2e
br the spring or 1923 Previously Mr..
Sunday had agreed TO come here liz
the spring OF 1891. but the members
OF the union were OF the opinion that
that would he too near the meeting,
teld last spring 10y Key. Eoh Jones.
tinal arrangements were made for !,
short engagement hero IN April hy Rev.
g. Campbell Morgan
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FAMOUS, TEXAN DEAD
Mrs. Thcrcsn Sullivan, Native
Vienna. aud sister Of Mother
Mary EvnnEelf6c.
IBy Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.I
CORPUS CHRISTI. TEX, March O.
Mrs. Theresa Barbara sullivan, sister
Of Mother Mary Evangcline. Of Rome,
Italy, who is other genera, Of ali
ursllinc Sisters, died here this morn.
ing. Mrs. Sullivan was born In Vienna
Austria. IN 1916, coming to this couh-
try in 1870 'and marrying +. 10. Sui
Ivan. member OF one OF the oldest
families Of South Texas.
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Home Wrecked nv I.t,,,,

= lN!'UElD' NNHT 10. N0ruM 0-'rh.
n"m,r "f Wa'Iicr Saider, in l.oud,un
hoWht%. waf Destroyed is n"5 several
":tFs ago. NJ ana Mrs Sn!de,. w,re
.o-rhi. hut arrived aS tn, DuiI,iir..
d coi!aDslus. The house var one. ~
We most hcnuti.utiy furnished man.
~ 80 ~ N"rfh"fn virginia. Many yalu-
Spie !eW"'S hnd mach Eilvcrware were
f.oSt, and the nEncs viii be- siftcd II,
u hopes o: ;t'c'r partial rycoycrv Nj,
ana NY, Sniuer VIII rcbIi!d
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Moon.hinrr Want. Guns.

IN Is1sIS,JN EI KG. MNrch Il estuor
55i,nuMer, 81 Luray. convicted oc illicit
Federal Court here. and nov snrvin :.
q term Of four months in the l,Irn !:
Ii, has callv1. hrnntAhc STATE. Dcpurt
plInt "i i'r"airleicn TO return four guns
-Si1Su Wn.n agents OF the 0Cpartw.nt
Ea!hcd ii!s home Ruliucr claims that
.hc guns. valued al 500 are, Tho prnii.
eHi;' or his brothers. who arr cinni"vtu
ea VIC Norfolk ana Western RAILWAY
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FRIENDS ALL NOTE
THE GREAT CHANGE
WelI-kn0Wn Richmond Lady's
Improvement So Great Since
Taking Plant juice.
Her FRIENDS COMMENT ON 1T
For Years She Had Suffered
From Bad Case OF Stomach
Trouble and GaStritiS.

Plant Juice. the new herbal stomach
remedy is pa rticuIarly effective in re-
licV!ng all diseases OF the stomach
which are so prevalent Every day
more and more local people are com
iUg to realize the truth Of this as
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Mr>. June Sonhin Chri.tinn.

WILLIAMSBURG. March 9.--Mrs.
Jane Sophia Christian, wife of the
late William Thompson Christian.
died in hcr hon here on Monday
evening at : o'clock. after Il brief ill
ness She WAS born in Notioway
County. The funeral will take place
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock from
Bruton Parish Church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
Republican ,lr,,,,,..

= hnLf iN'iiiAM COURTHOUSE March
g. I ,r y bc iu.lss- meeting or
= at Dillwyn. Va. Su;1Irn,,,. M MI
y, 1890. q, |! o'clock 10 rGnrrHniz.
lie Party and :" cleo, Delegates 4" 10
con SresS'onal rGnv"ntion al buchanan
vs.. incsda!. March 10. at 10 4 NJ
ana the Stat convention a, Roamoi,,'
Va, "Wednesday, !dHrch II. an Ia a,
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fore with your work or .opstruc. tps /.
that you may inquire into the wilifui
fniseonddes OF any pubiic oilclni In
the county. ] do not caro- who that
person m,iy be. how exalted HIS ola .
ton may be. Place. your strong foot
upon the neck OF any ono who ut :
tclnpts 10 subYert your powcr.'
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WARNS OF INTERFERENCE
Judge Malone Charges Investigating
Jury fO Deal Harshiy with Any
Attempt to UbHtrucf.

>. by Associated Press
jury investigating charges OF police
graft in connection with the suppress
sion of vice was warned by Judge
Malone today that attempts might be
made to Interfere with It's WORK.
IF any attempt is made to inter-
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ASKS NAME BE WITHDRAWN
William q. McA dou Informed That
- roe t.ntc Ia Change
Tn

LANSING. MICH. March ?.-Sccre-
tnry o. state Vaughan today informed
Winlam -. McAdoo that his name could
not now h. withdrawn from the Presi-
Ecn,ial ballots in tho Anril primary.
Mir McA,ioo had requested his name
L.. stricken from ihF list of Demo-
cratic candidates because Of the feel
eng that ihc primary was an attempt
to fnrustail the action o. the national
cnmNNNtiOm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10

Gabrielle and Sarah w. Bosher: three
sisters. Mrs. II. Lyon, Mrs. g. d. Hab-
liston. OF Richmond. and Mrs c. G..
Carter of Florida. Funeral services
will take place tomorrow at. noon from
tho res iICnrc
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Thomas Il. AxInr.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Alurcl, -
Thomas + .Aylor. c.. of Madison
County. died NJ his home of pncu-
>nonia. only one day after the burial
-! his son. Hugh II. Aylor. Besides
his Wife and one son. he is survived
by several brothers and sisters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10

Airs; Rose Pastor Stokes. wealthy New
York Socialist. WAS convicted Fri Kan
s sn CITY In June. ials. Of violating
case for new trial. Mrs. Stokes waa
sentenced to ten years imprisonment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-10
|e|VE STOMACH
WHAT IT NEEDS
The Alkaline Effect Of Sttialt's Dys-
pcpsia Tablets Usually COrrccts
the Stomach Faults tint
Pr0Vokcs Attacks OF In.
1f6eSfif,n nj. nysneneio

y
no sit back nftet 81 GOOD meat and
know there is not going, to be sour
risings. gas. drowsiness and discon, .
fort IS tho logical result Of using
Stuart's Dyns71epsia Tablets in1rrie !.
Iiately after eating. Most people be :
lievd they CAN trace each attack of
indigestion 20 tire som citing they at6
ana can s.li 'tastc' And it sur.
priste them. invariably 10 note how
quickly relief comes after using one
or two OF these tablets. Whether It
is highly seasoned food, riell pastry.
tho heavy hearty foods or some ono
particular offender the relief comes
just the same. Those who nro stis-
ceptible TO attacks OF indigestion or
dyspepsia should try Stuart's Dys-
pepsia Tablets as they supply the
stomach with all alkaline effect Just
as IL does naturally whom 1t is work
ing In a perfectly healthy condition
Sstuart's Dyspepsia Tablets arc SO
WILDLY known and used that you can
get them in any drug store In she
United States and Canada at so cents
a boS-Ady.
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mrs. AddIc s. CnrLin

y burial services for Mrs hddi. :
.goEhill: widow II james Henry ,,os.
I'D, who died on Monday night. Viii
le conducted 1T the grave H. Hollv.
good this afternoon AT 2,35 An nni 4.
aenghtef. Maude Coghin Eppcs. SUI,
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sALvAGED VESSEL AGAIN
WRECKED BY EXPL OSION
Nanny Dwellings In CristobnI Sno2r
"r"Aen windows When Steamer
Marine Is Destroyed.
BY Associated Press.

by Nssocinted PreSsI
FANAMA. March 9.-Cristobal was
shaken and windows were shattered
an over the city Saturday by an cx-
piosion In the hull of the United States
~uippimg B0ard tanker Marine, which
us recently relocated after having.
n.eh SUNK by guntirc following the
W ,,n. orenk OF fire on board. The Marnc
M'S Ialsed tate last month and towed
70 dock at Cristobnl and was hciur
rented when the explosion took place.
i ,,aSn reports stated the. fire was sill
puLhins IN the huh Of the steamer
and Il is probable that gas which col
,eSt.G III the hun was ignited. caus-