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The Washington herald., 1920-05-09
Clarendon, Va.

Clarendon, Va, May S.-The Cir
suit Court of lAlexapdria County ad-
journed Friday mofning after being
in session three weeks. The case
of the Commonwealth VS.. oslage.
charged with criminal assault,
which was set for Thursday, was
postponed until the Uune term ON
account of the illness of accused's
counsel, Senator Walter T. oliver.
of Fairfax.
The Board of Supervisors will
meet Monday morning for transac-
ton of important business. On ac-
count of the increased work i'm
posed upon the board incident to
the creation of the Arlington Sani-
tary Commission. 1t Is proposed to
hereafter have semi-monthly meet
ings Of the board.
With the removal of the telephone
exchange. from Rosslyn to Claren-
don, the work of, reducing the num-
ber of phones on party lines Is
progressing rapidly. At present
many party lines carry as many as
twelve phones; the new maximum
will be four on two circuits, result
ing In only two rings on each
phone. The new phone book will
show name of exchange changed
from Rosslyn to Clarendon.
Rev. Edgar C. Beery. pastor of
the Clarendon NJ. Z. Church South,
announces special Mothers Day
services at his church tomorrow.
Thomas S. o'Holloran is the new
superintendent of the Sunday
School
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WhatisN Simulated IRON?
Physician EzpnsSay, Public Ought 10 Know What They Ar
Takns-PneheL Advice on What 10 Do 10 Build
Up Your Strength, Power and Endurance and
Increase The Red Blood CerpuseIes.

The fact that Nuxated Iron 10 today be-
ing used BY over three million people an
nnally and that % many physicians are pre-
scribing IL a. q tonic, strength and blood
builder In weak, nervous. run n-doun coDdi-
ttons has led TO an fnyestigation Of its mer-
its by designated physicians and Others
whose reports should be Of great importance
70 the public generally. Among these is the
statement made By Dr. James Frsneis Sal
hyan, formerly physician Of Bellevue Hospi-
tai Outdoor Dept.D. New York, and west
chester County Hospital. who says: when
one patient after smother began aakinf my
opinion Of NuIated Iron, ] resolved 70 70
thoroughly into the subject and find out for
myself whether or not it possessed the real
value claimed BY its manufacturers asd at
tested 70 by % many prominent people. This
Is exactly what ! believe every honest. con-
Scientious physician should do before pre-
scribing or lending his Enforcement TO any
product whatSoeyer. II an article IL worth
less we practitioners ought 20 be the nrst to
know Of IL and IL IL 10 eficacious we are
in duty bound to recommend IL for the well
fare Of our patients. study of the com
position Of the Nuxated Iron formula %
impressed me with the therapeutic efficacy
Of the product that I Immediately tested IL
in q number Of obstinate cases. So quickly
did IL increase the strength, enerEy and en-
durance Of the patients TO whom IL was
administered that I becnme firmly convinced
Of its remarkable value a. O tonic and
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Excessive UsersofT TobaccoW Warned
by a Reliable Authority
Diseases Of the Heart and Circulation Rapidly Increasing

The Life Extension Institute. Of which
Taft is Chairman Of the Board
Of Directors. IL said to possess the most
reliable statistics obtsinable on the effects
Of overindulgences on ones health-
The following extracts should be Of in
terest to persons using tobacco TO excess
One statement reads: The vital statistics
show that diseases Of the heart and cinculn-
ton are rapidly increasing in this country in
which the per capita consumptiou tof to-
bsccoD has rapidly increased In recent yesrs,
while in the United Kingdom where these
diseases are decreasing there has been no
material increase in the use Of tobacco and
the per capita consumption IL less than one
third that Of the Uniied states. Tbe well
known effects Of tobacco on the heart and
circulation should lead one TO pause and con
slider the possible cost Of this Indulgence.
especially as Il is difficult 20 determine
years in advance whether one is endowed
with sufficient resistance TO render So-called
moderate smoking comparatively harmless.
Those who smoke should have . thorough
physical examination to determine the con-
ditiou Of the heart and blood pressure"
Most people who use tobacco immoderste-
IL have no idea Of the harm that is being
done, because the harm grows 50 slowly. the
damage is not noticeable for some time.
The harmful effects Of too much tobacco
varies. II depends upon circumstances and
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Luray, Va.
Especial to The washington HeraId.)

Especial to The Warrington HernId.)
Luray, Va, May S.-Rev. ]. A..
Huffard, pastor of st. Marks Lu-
theran Church, Luray. has been
spending several days in Wash
ington.
Lynn Shenk and wife, Of New
York, who have been spending some
time in Luray, have returned to
their home.
Mrs. A. B. Shenk. of this place. is
visiting her daughters in Washing
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs.I. n. Dovel, of Luray,
have beeen spending several days
with their daughter. Mrs. Denver
Aleshire. in Baltimore.
Joseph Strole, of Terre Haute,
Ind. has been spending several days
with Mrs. Frank Huffman. in this
county.
T. w. stoneberger and David
Printz, of Luray, have been spend
ing several days in Roanoke.
Mrs. H. r. Mckay. of this place,
has been in Washington for several
days.
James Settle, of Rappahannock
County, has been visiting with his
daughter, Mrs. w. E. Prank. for sew
eral days.
Mrs. Susan Long, of Front Royal,
has beeen spending several days
with relatives in Luray.
Byron Painter, of Wilmington,
Del. has been the guest of his faith
er, Elder Thomas H. Painter, near
Stanley. this county. for several
days.
Claude Purdham, of Brunswick,
Nd, has been spending several days
with his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Purdham, at Stanley, this county.
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Hyattsville, Md.

Hyattsville, Nd. May s.-Hyatts-
willie Unit American women's Le-
gion. has appointed the following
delegates and alternates to the ma
tional convention of the legion to
be held at Marine Barracks, WASH
ington. May 13. IL: Delegates, Mrs.
X. ]. Morris. Mrs. Joseph w. Aman,
Mrs. John Fainter. Mrs. A. A. Good
son, Mrs. c. G. MacCartee: alter
mates, Mrs. o. +. Sykes, Mrs. WILL
lam Mills Thompson. Mrs. T. +. will
lis' Mrs. c. +. Kessler. Mrs. T. j.
Vandoren will serve as secretary to
the delegation. These members are
to serve on national committees:
Constitution, Mrs. MacCartee: nomi-
mating, Mrs. J. w. Aman, and reso-
lutions, Mrs. Morris.
Fred Holroyd. of Hyattsyille. was
severely bruised and shaken up
when his automobile was struck
late yesterday afternoon by train
on the Alexandria branch of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad near
the Hyaetsville gas plant
A meeting of the executive COM
mittee of Prince Georges County
for the Salvation Army home service
appeal, May 1920. is to be held
Sunday evening at the residence of
Edward A. Fuller, to perfect the
county organization.
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Cleanse Out the System
And Get Ready for Spring

lation of impurities. you have not
sufficient vitality to resist the mil
lions Of tiny disease germs which
are ready to attack you on every
hand. and they will find a fertile
held m your system to spread dis
ease.
So. right now. probably NOR.
than at any other season of the
year. you should take a thorough
course of treatment to cleanse the
blood thoroughly and put your
system in good robust condition to
be prepared for the coming n
summer. And of course. you "
want the best blood tonic that yo,
can obtain.
More than a hundred years ago.
the Indians made an excellent blood
remedy, which was handed down
to postenty. and has been sold sold
regularly in drusstores throughout
the land for more than half a cen
tup. This remedy is S. S. s..
which is stiIl made from the me-
dicinal roots and herbs gathered
from the forests. and is recognized
as one of the most Efficient blood
tcnics ever compounded.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-09

the individual. some people ran smoke
more than others, Without apparent discou
fort, but in time all innooerste Enokers
will surely uDdernine his or ber health-
especially smoker and inhalers Of cigarettes
and unsanitsry pipes.
Tho1sands Of people who use tobacco daily
10 excess, know it is injusing their beslth
and from time 20 time they decide TO cut
down the supply or quit. bot they lack the
determination TO stand the craving that fol
lows irving mp the habit Tbere 10 relief
for all such. IL they will let Nicotol set then
free. Tbe Nicotol treatment has helped hun
dreds Of thousands 10 give up the habit or
20 lessen the supply Of tobacco used II 10
not habit-forming. Il simply banisbes the
craving for tobacco and supplies what the
nerves need temporarily 10 brace them ~
until the nicotine II out Of the system.
You can quit tobscco ~ you want 70 and
will let Nicotol help ycu. To be s1ccesE-
fully sold every advertised remedy or prod
uct OF any sort must have the backing Of
the dealers selling IL. Nicotol was . sue
cess from the start because it quickly and
harmlessly does the WORK promised, without
discomfort disaGreeable sfter-edects.
Nicotol is recommended and sold BY tbou-
sands of druggists with an agreement 20
refund your money. ~ Il fails 10 DO what is
claimed II 10 guaranteed and sold in this
city by many good druggists, including PeO-
pies Drug stores.-Ady.
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blood builder. have sinos taken q nypelf
with excellent results- Thers are tbousaBds
OF oelicate- nerTouh, rundown folks who
nee5 Just Such a pnepa1con as TINS bot
DO not know what TO take. Therefors !
have urEenuy Suggested tbe wtdesprcad
publiention Of the sworu statement Of the
couposition Of its formula that the public
may know what they are tsking. This com
plete formula 10 now 10 be found In nevs-
pape1 throngbout the cosnfry. II 10 con-
posed principally Of Iron peptonate Of q
special SPECIFIC staDdard md glyesrophos-
pilates which 10 one Of the most costly
tonie Ingredients knowh To the credit e
the manufacturers II may be said that they
uSe the most expensive form Of iron pep
tomato, whereas By employinG other makes
they could have put the same qunnt1ty Of
actual iron in the tablets at less than or
fourth the cost and BY using mstnIlie frun
they could have reduced the cost % less
than one-twelfth, but BY thus cbeapeninG
the product they would undoubtedly have
impaired its therapeutic efficacy. In ny
opinion q careful exnmtnation Of this for
mula by any physician or pharmacist sbould
couvince him that Nuxated Iron 10 % b.
placed among the very highest class and
most strictly ethical preparations krow1
TO medical science. IL excela anything
have ever used for building up ths system
and increasing the red blood oorpusclea-
thereby enriching and Terrifying The bloct
against the ravages Of diseass.-Aey-
The Washington herald., 1920-05-09
VOLUNTEERS SOUGHT
FOR CASUALTY DRIVE

Volunteer workers In the Casualty
Hospitals drive for s7b.ooo. 10 be
conducted June sto 10 inciusive. win
be called for in few days. accord
ing to an announcement made yes
terday by the campaign COMMITTEES.
which meets at 314 Pennsylvania
avenue southeast tomorrow evening
at o'clock.
A recent estimate by the board
OF directors of the institution
placed $4,000 as the sum necessary
TO pay on an existing deficit and 20
provide a nucleus for fund 10 build
a new annex which will be capable
OF adding fifty beds to the resources
Of the hospital. The drive viii be
the first one conducted during the
thirty-two years Of the institution's
establishment
The Washington herald., 1920-05-09
Hagerstown, Md.

Hagerstown, Md. May S.-Inter-
esting papers were read by Mrs. c.
d. Roderick and Mrs. John J. Porter
at a meeting Of the Current Events
Club held here Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Hiedwohl and
Miss Bessie Binkley, of this city.
are spending week in Harrisburg,
Pa.
The Hagerstown Male Chorus
gave a concert at the First Chris
tian Church on Thursday evening
under the auspices of the Mems
Popular Bible Class.
Mrs! H. P, Shriver, of Van Vert,
Ohio, is visiting her aunt. Mrs. ].
r. Porter, this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Rowland, of
Oregon, with their two children, are
here on a visit to Maj. Row1and's
mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Rowland.
J. N. Farrell and son. of Wash
ington, D.. c., are visiting Mrs. Far
relrs mother, Mrs. E. B. Ritchey, in
this city.
Mrs. Isaac King. of this city, is
visiting relatives in Cumberland,
Md. 90,
Mrs. J. B. Edmonds and daughter,
Of Hanover, Pa. are on a visit to Mr..
and Mrs ]. H. Edmonds, Of this city.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-09
Rockville, Md.
Especial to The Sunday HeraIdl

tspecial to The Sunday Herald.)
Rockville. Md. May S.-The an
nual meeting of the Montgomery
County Federation of women's
Clubs. which will. be attended by
several hundred club women and
others from all sections of the
county. will be held in the high
school building here next Saturday.
Gov. Albert c. Ritchie will be
the principal speaker. his address
being scheduled for the morning
session. In addition to the address
of Gov. Ritchie, the program
will include addresses by Mrs.
Frances Sande rson, president of
the State federation: Mrs. Eudora
Richardson, of the War Loan Or
gaEi%ation of the U. S. Treasury
Department.; Hon. Hugh S. McGill,
field secretary of the National Edu-
cational Association. and others.
officers to serve one year will be
chosen, reports from numerous
committees will be submitted and
other business transacted.
The Ladies' Cooperative Inn
provement Society of Silver Spring,
this county, is arranging to erect
at SILVER spring a community build
ing to cost approximately $1,000
At the annual election of officers
of the association, the following
were chosen: President, Miss Har-
wood; first vice president. Mrs.
Joseph B. Glover: second vice pres
ideLt, Mrs. Kerigan; recording sec
retary. Mrs. Postal; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Turton: treasurer,
Mrs. john K. Magee.
The Camp Fire Girls of Sandy
Spring and vicirity have elected Of
ficers as follows: President, Ruth
S. JcEes; secretary, Mary Green;
treasurer, Caroline Stabler.
At the annual town election at
Kensington early in the week,
Mayor w. w. Skinner was re-
elected without opposition. for a
term of two years, and George II.
Snyder and William E. Dulin were
chosen members of the town coun-
The Washington herald., 1920-05-09

Polish railroad centers that mucs
nearer the reach of the enemy. The
people of the territory occupied
protested at being left to the mercy
of the Bolsheviki.
Besides II was obvious that the
anti-Bolshevist forces of Russia
were crumbling and that the next
great drive of the Soviet forces
would be directed against Poland.
Reds Start Concentrating.
No sooper was Kolchak eliminate
ed and Denikine driven far to the
south than the Bolsheviki began to
concentrate their forces ON the Pol
ish front This marked the be-
ginning Of the present phase of the
fighting. The earlier attacks of the
Bolsheviki were repulsed. Gen. Pii-
sudski by seizing the bridge cross
ing the Pripet severed the Bolshev-
lists line Of lateral communication.
Next the attack in the direction OF
Kiev was launched. This is now In
progress.
For the moment. at least. the
Boishevist menace is checked but IL
has not been eliminated"
tPublie Ledger servies.)
The Washington herald., 1920-05-09
PEACE ARGUMENTS
TO BE MADE TUESDAY

Senate leaders have deferred con-
sideration Of the peace resolutiof
until Tuesday. senator Lodge an
nouneed yesterday.
Senator Mccumber win spezk on
that day. He fsyors . isss sweep
Ing resolution. simply restoring the
pre-var status. 90 Tar - commerce
is ,concerned-
Later In the week senstor Hitch
cock win voice the sdministrztionS
view Of the Knox resolution In
speech replying TO Knox's argumens
In favor OF It.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-09
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

Philadelphia, Pa, May S.-Butter
Quiet but firm. Quotations: Solid
packed creamery, fancy. high scor-
ing goods, 64a66c; extras. 63c; extra
firsts, 61a62c; firsts, 5sa60c; seconds,
55a5Sc; sweet creamery. choice to
fancy. 65a67c; ordinary to good, 57a
64c; prints jobbing at 72a74c for
fancy and at 61a71c for fair to good.
Egs-Firmly held. The quota
tions are as follows: In free cases.
nearby firsts, 44kc per dozen: near
by, current receipts, 43kc; Western.
extra firsts, &c; Western firsts, 43c;
Southern, 38a41c; selected fresh
eggs jobbfng at 51a53c per dozen.
. Cheese-Supplies small and mar
ket firm. The quotations: New York
State, whole milk. flats, held, fancy.
SEC; specials higher; do.,. average
run, 25a31c; State, whole milk, cur
rent make, nominal: jobbing sales
for fancy held goods, 33a34c. {.
Live Poultry-Quotation Fowls,
fancy. small. 3sa4oc; do, heavy, 3sa
2Sc;' broiling chickens, fancy, soft
meated, weighing 1 and IN pounds
each, 75aS5c; white Leghorn,. broil-
ers, 55a65c; shaggy young roosters,
3oa32c; old rosters, 25a2Sc; ducks,
White Pekin, 33a35c; do, Indian
runner. 3oas4c; do, Muscovy, 3oa32c;
pigeons, old, per pair, 5oa60c; do,
young, Soc. : -. ~
Dressed Poultry = Quotations:
Fowls. fresh killed, dry picked, in
boxes, Weighing four pounds and
over each, 44c; weighing 3Iis pounds,
42a43cs weighing three pounds, 37a
3sc; fowls, fresh killed, in barrels,
dry picked, Weighing four pounds
and over a piece, 44c; Weighing 3h
pounds, 41af2c; weighing four
pounds, 35a37c; olds ROSTERS, dry
picked, sic.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-09
Loeate Plant at Gore, Va.

Cumberland. Nd. May s-The
Moore Lumber Company, which had
contemplated erecting large saw
mills at WardensyiIle, In the south
branch Of the Potomac section, have
nnaiiy decided to locate at Gore.
va Just over the West Virginia
Iine' about twenty miles from War
oensviile- The company owns thou
sands OF acres of timber near
WardensviIle.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-09
Sues Railroad for $4,000.

Frederick, Md, May S.-Suit for
$4,000 damages has been entered in
the Circuit Court here by Mrs. Bes-
sic May Adams against the relief
department of the B. and o. Rail-
road Company. The plaintiff claims
she is the beneficiary to whom Was
to be paid $4,000 accident benefits,
Adams having been killed while in
the service Of the company.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-09
viii of Mrs. Jameson Filed.

st. Dominic's Church of Washing
ton is bequeathed $500 for masses
in the will of Mrs. Josephine jane
son, who died May 8. To her sis
ters. brothers, nieces and nephews
Mrs. Jameson leaves IS each. David
r. Jameson, the husband. is to have
the balance of the estate with the
exception of $500 which is provided
for the burial plot of Mrs. jane
sons parents in st. Mary's Gem
etery.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-09
Steamer Bring. Corn Cargo.

Fredericksburg, Va, May s.-The
stephen Chase. one. of the largest
schooners seen alongside the docks
here for many months, unloaded a
cargo of corn for the Germania
NILS, Inc, of this city. The
schooner brought, the grain from
the lower Rappahannock River sec
tion, and after reaching the narrow
confines of the Rappahannock she
lowered her sails and completed
the voyage here with motor dory
fastened astern. which furnished
the motive power.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-09
Buy Control of Packing Plant.

fredericksburg, Va. May S.-w.
D. Garter and j. j. Fisher. Of Fred
erfcksburg. have purchased the con-
trolling interest In the Essex Pack
ing company's plant located at
Tappahannock Ben Hill, Of this
city. has gone to Tappahannock to
overhaul the machinery and other
equipment and. put the plant in
condition.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-09
win Improve Highway.

Fredericksburg, Va. May S.-An-
other contract has been let for an
improvement on the Richmond
Washington Highway at Chappa-
wamsic Swamp. Ross Brothers,
Inc, have the contract to build
six-tenths of mile of concrete
roadway along the swamp. 1t is
expected work on this new road
will begin In the near future.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-09
Says Letters Demanding
Money Caused Shooting

Especial to The Washington Herald)
Fairmont. w. Va, May S.-Petti
Pischedda is dead of pistol wounds
and Bangle Maiala is in Jail: He
says Pischedda had attacked him
with a knife and cut a long cash
in his cheek after having written
him Black Hand letters demanding
money.
Each man has a wife and two
children in Italy.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-09
A few bottles Of S. S. S.
just at thi time win prove Of
great valse in thoroughly
cleaning the system Of all
Accumulated imporities.

S. S. S. is without an equal as
a general tonic and system build
er. Il improves the appetite, re-
pairs the wear and tear on the
system. and gives new life and
vigorous. healthy vitality. 1t Is
good alike for old and young.
You are invited 10 write for val
liable literature and medical sd-
vice. which Will be sent without
cost. Address Chief Medical Ad
wiser. 1856 Swift Laboratory, A.
lanta. Ga.-Ads.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-09
BODIES OF MORE
SOLDIERS RECOVERED

Brussels, May S.-The bodies of
40 soldiers have been found in the
cellar of a ruins at Ypres. 1t was
believed they were gassed during
the fierce fief ting in this district
in 1915. The men probably were
overcome while asleep. it was in
dicated. The bodies were all well
preserved and were identified.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-09
Bug Threatens to Ruin
Cress Crop in Virginia
Especial to The wa.hington Herald.)

Especial TO The washinston Heraid.)
Luray, Va, May S.-The cress in
dustry of this county, one of the
most profitable enterprises in the
Valley of Virginia, is about to be
DESTROYED, due, 1t is believed, to a
bug that Is working upon the cress.
Others say that the crop is suf-
fering from a moss of a strange kind
that is killing the crop by choking.
There are farmers in this county
who, within the past few years
have made small fortunes from the
crop. F.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-09
Collect Huge Auto Tax.

Richmond, Va. May S.-Checks
for $350.0oo were drawn this week
in favor of the auditor of public
accounts by the secretary of the
commonwealth. this representing
recent collections for automobile
licenses. 1t is expected that further
collections will reach s250.o00 for
the current year.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-09
Nearly Everyone Needs a Blood
Tonic at This Season.

Possibly you are one of the thou
sands who cannot understand why
depressed, enevating feeling
takes possession of the system as
spring time approaches. ,slf you are
easily tired out. feel all rundown
and have lost your energy and Wig
or, there is a very good reason for
this condition. which you should
lose no time in correcting.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-09
New Potatoes Offered
At 20 Cents a Pound

Especial 10 The waski.xts. Her.ial
Cumberland. Nd. May S-New
potatoes, which have just ma6s
their appearance in the local mar
kets. viii retail at about 20 cents
a pound. or from t3.So 20 - q peck.
IL was said by q Wholesale dealer
this morning.
Old potatoes had retailed n
cents q pound or 81 q peck Tbs
advance is said to be due 20 pre-
vailing abnormal conditions.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-09
VIRGINIA LAWYERS
TOHEAR MARSHALL

Richmond, Va, May s.-Vice Pres
tdent Marshall will deliver the an
nual address to the Virginia State
Bar Association which meets here
three days next week. He will be
here for the closing days session
next Thursday.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-09
Two Hurt in Crossing Crash.

Herndon. Va, May S.-walter 8.
Thompson. IS, and his son, aged 6
years, were seriously injured today
when the passenger train leaving
here at s:A o'clock crashed into
their automobile at the Wederburn
crossing. The son suffered frac-
lures of his skull. The automobile
was entirely demolished.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-09
Six Horses Die IN Fire.

Herndon, Va. May S.--Six horses
were cremated when buildings on
the farm of Fred NJ Davis. near
Franconia. were destroyed by fire
last night. The fire was caused by
the rapid spreading Of . bush fire.
The Washington herald., 1920-05-09
No Bidders for Road Job.

Luray. Va, May S.-The board
of supervisors of this county failed
to have single bidder who would
undertake the work OF repairing