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Health Talks, by Dr.. VIM. Brady
fSiitousness.

yuliousness as the term is commonly used.
means condition characterized by mai;'ise' con-
stino.ion headache. coated tongue, nausea, loss
III appetite indigestion. that tired feeling. dull
ness OF intellect aud amy other symptoms YOU
may happen to have about your person Ma!;,isc
covers IL pretty we'll the French have some
ant words IN their language The cause OF
bil:ousness, AZ the condition is popularity known.
Is excess OF bill; at any rate. that Is the
original notion conveyed 10y tne term. Where
this excess conccalS ltaril We have never been
:i.,;c 20 determine
Being caused by OF bile, naturally
thinks the layinan-:,nd possibly here there
- good doctor who means well cnough-the
untidote is something which will rid the sys-
tenn OF this excess OF bile. viz. the great
panacca. caloinei
Now willie It Is scientifically true that certain
foods and certain medicines do alter the secre-
ton of bile by the liver. II is also scientifically
true that calomel IS N" such medicine. Calomc
does not in the slightest degree increasc the
flows of bile from the liver into the bowel.
In actual practice calom'l is not whit
more effective in relieving the condition OF
bliousncss than amy other physir Ii 4, f,ncied
influence upon the function ct the liver is the
reason for taking calomcl, the drug has no
place in the family medicine CABINET. ana tha.
The medical profession can dispense with it Ia
mercury in the drag market. Ilr, younger
better educated physici:as nova da>s seldom or
never prescribe cslonir
Tho real cause of lniiou-n.ss or bilious al :
tack is much Eood--ov"rcatin4 Therefore
th. logical prevention IF bilinusn.ss is fasting,
or reduction Of the amount Of food in:7rs,ed.
Note do not SAY consumed, because swal-
lowing food is 81 habit which can easily he over
Done but burning UP that food is a business
which nature controls. and nature hates to
hurry.
rhc treatment OF "A bilious attack should he
% 81 twelve or twenty four-hour fast, ta) an
active cathartic. preferably salts Of Kind or
another. (3) as much water can be taken.
The appearance OF yellow OF green bile in
vomited material ia no evidence that the Hines g
is 8: bilious attack Ellie normally appears in
the elected material when the act of VOMITING.
is forcible repeated several times i'm a short
space.
The liver. the poor. dow trodticn liver ~ not
to blame for one-hundredth part OF the Ills com
monty attributed to il.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14

ONCE mere reports are curremt thai wan
- Street is looking win favor upon IN"
Hresidehti mat Democratic policies are not
as dangerous - they seemed Ia be. ANA lin,
many Of the leading fnaloicrs al ,f.. ,ra,,
banking center are able to look Win com
placency upon the possible success OF Tho
Democratic ticket.
All OF which leads TO wonder If the recent,
market slump has not been n revelation 10
these interests This slump resulted from
one days work OF 81 German u-boat operating
at our door Is II not conceivable that Wall
Street has learned from this incidcn, wha,
might possibly happen II hughes IL elected
and the notion penetrate the German mimi
that the Wilson policies have been repudja,cd
Suppose Berlin were led to act upon the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14
rh~ Northern Lights.

l.. NJ. :.--Auror;t hor.nis is the nam" given
70 :; luminous pIen"n"n"n occasionally I'm
The North Temperate Irne. and frequently In
III" Polar regions. II Is said To be due TO IN.
passage OF electricity through the air OF
The Arctic Zone Th" name aurora horcalis'
WIS first used by c"ssendi who. In 1921. OBJ
served one In France and Il dissertation
o. 1t. Tho aurora" is periodic in IFS ,nanifes.
tations. the finest displays being ut intervals
of sixty years, and less marked ones at inter
walls OF ten or eileen years 1t ~ also asserted
that these greater and lesser displays CORES
pond with the Increase nnl decrease of .notS o,
tho sun. This phenomcnon is generally n.ani-
tested in the following way: \ dim LIGHT ar
pears on the horizon shortly after twilight and
earthwaru From this arch streams light
pale yellow color, with its concavc side turned
eorhward; Firm this arch streams OF light
shoot forth, passing from yellow 10 green and
then to BRILLIANT violet The namc ;uror:,
hor""iis is apple. To - similar phenomenon
visible in the vicinity OF tie south I.ol,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14
DeNlltE Hints.

Smart susie was hurrying along the street at
Il rare speed when she into a young lady
acquaintance. says the New York American
ny are YOU In such a hurry?" asked her
friend
Why I'm OIL TO see Professor Astron Omcr
Nou surprise me. ! didn't know you were
interested In science. Why, he's the greatest
living authority astronomy:"
II know said Susie. hreathlcssly II expect
his lecture Will be bit OF bore: bu, I'm
told there's no one knows much as he does
about $unspots. And. You know, dear. have
spent heaps OF money and time I'm trying to
get rid OF my frecklcs. I simply mustn't miss,
this splendid chance OF obtaining good
rccipe"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14
To-day. Hest ,.nnd-r,rL.d Joke.

An official I'm one of tho largest manu- rac tur-
ing concerns In Philadelphia recently showed
me the huge plant. ] marveled at the labor
saving machinery.
one of our worbmen." he said. has made
great many OF the improvements you see in
this room. lie likes to go duck shooting, and
while OF on II trip for week more he thinks
out some way save labor
After Il moments pause he added
Why. he turned day with plan
whereby $4,000 year"
and what" l inquired. does that workman
get out OF it?"
"Oh:" the happy official replied. 'he gets the
ducks. ''-C;irard. In Philadelphia Ledger.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14
shakespeare Day b, un,.

For the Germans the Sommc:
Thus come the English with full power upon us;
Ma more th;'n carefully II concerns
To answer royalty in our defcnscs"
king Henry V. ii. g.
For the honest wrestler: 'To-norrow sir I
wrestl" for my credit. and he that escapes me
without some broken limb shall acuui, him
welL"-As You Like It, i. !.
For the wise giver:
ms henrt and hand both open and both free;
For what he has he gives. what thinks he shows:
Yet gives he not till Judgment guide his bounty"
--rrous and Cressida w. o.
For the free vcrsificrs: "No;hina i. but what
is enthusiastically. /. 3.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14
SEEN ON THE SIDE
rh. Whu,nr.. ofn an.

Sometimes there comes to Inc thought
MI sicklied over with the pulcst hue
OF what?
Ay. there's tho rub. What could il be
f"'chtnce th:.; SO dis;urbs my soul:
Nh. what"
Could c"smie consciousness Of such
\n underlined and melancloly thing
AS What?
Fret my diI"rdered mind SO sore"
Ay. then ii could. If 1t be known
That what!
Think then. IL think thou canst.
What deep calamity could most Cypress
Tho what
Wi:,t then Is what? What else but what
Ills that November first is on its way
That's what.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14
PROF. HODGES RESIGNS
superintendent OF AIrNnndrin t"mnty
Public SrhOnis Accepts Another
Position.
ESPECIAL TO The Times Dispatch

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.
ALEXANDRIA. VA. October Is
Professor William Il. Hodges. superin-
tendcnt Of public schools OF AleXan-
iria County. Va, has rendered his resig-
nation. to become effective on Octo-
her II. Professor Hodges resigned to
accept Il position as assistant superin-
terdcni OF public instruction. George
w. Zachary, u school trustee. OF Alex
andria County. has been named as tenn
pnrary principal OF the public schools,
pending the election OF successor to
Professor Hodges next July.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14
STUDENT. Climb Mountnlnx.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
ROLLINS COLLEGE, VA, October 10.
To-day was Tinker Day" Mt Hollins
College. OF the ESQ students 1856
climbed tho ncighboring Tinker Noun
tains. In the party were twenty mem
hcrs OF the faculty. The day was spent
upon the summit of the mountains. and
IL delicious basket dinner enjoyed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14
On Columbus Day.


| asked my man. Antonio.
To work Columbus Day;
When lie refused il made me smile
To hear Antonio say:
Sig, Christopher Colombo.
I1cem great Italia man.
Hcem sail hees shr across da sea
An find dis biEEa Ian.
"IIeem see Amcricanos have
Beeg lott;, work to do:
lie go bak homo an tell hees friends
I getta job for YOU.
Italia man, he comma qucek
An diSga In da ditch:
lie save hees mon lax cv'ryt'inc.
:, An some day getta rich.
AN so Italia man work.
But only Sing and pi"y
An hava bceEa time. you bet.
Upon Columbus pay."
l.. l.. HAYNES.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14
shipping CONDITIONS Normal.

NORFOLK, VA, October 13.-Condi-
lions in shipping circles have become
normal in this har5or during the past
twcnty-four hours. the submarine scare
having abated. All merchantmen of the
allies ready To sail have put 70 sea or
are preparing to do so within the next
few hours. Shipping agents declare
the congestion will be relieved entirely
within forty-cisht hours.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14
Placed Under Norwerinn I,,oa.

NEW OKT NEWS, Va, October IA
The American-Ilawa iinn freighter Ar
borean to-day was placed under the
Norwegian flag hero and rcchristened
the Faarli The steamer is tho third
or the line to be purchased by n Nor.
wesian nrm within two weeks. Unique
ceremonies marked tho formal trnnsfcr-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14
Mrunoniiex Hold MectIuy

Especial TO The Times dispatch
fiARRlSONftRG, VA, October "a
The NirGinia Conference OF the Men
monte Church met this morning for "a
two-dny session at the Zion Mennonite
Church, six miles north Of Harrison
burg. The Virginia Conference in-
cludes congregations In West Virginia
and Tennessee. ABOUT 100 delegates
are present.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14
Question. and Answers.

Sea Fish. Water Cress and Goiter-A German
physician told me IN Bolgium last year that
simple or endemic gotter is caused by an made
Iuatc supply Of food Iodine and that If patients
would eat freely OF fish md water cressea
they would get rid OF their golfers What is
your opinion?
Answcr--A German physician? Enough II
sounds strictly scientific. The great prevalence
Of golfer IN Switzerland has been explained
BY German authorities on that basis. Sea Fish
contain considerable iodine. The Idea is worth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14

y iionsor's Choir" OF Ir.xativas- You
p't'S" >'tt" winch - la. b, 81 81 til" following
:'-iNe' i"i <" bii:nnS or slur:!Sh temperament.
H''''a. Sehh;. compound c:lt:rtic pills. citrate
"a NJ 'hcSiun'. rhnl',rn phosphate OF sodium"
.>.''W .'-S"niit w" stand with grandma.
'-S'no leaves chopped NJ with HcS--t di,,.,'s
ho'.i VI c;tch--prcScrvcd in - fruit lar ana &,
Ghew taken all HANDS round Whenever the fam
ny tethpci'amcnt' Is out of sorts. No better
ntculClnS ;tVail;lbIc =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14
IIungnriun Gnuln>h.

T. r. M.-Cut four pounds Of veal from shout
der into squares aui wash. Cut two large
onions nnc, fry with large lump Of butter to
golden brown, season with half poonful i'm
ported red paprik;. Add the washed meat
half can strained ioma toes, spoonful salt
Cover tightly and stew an hour over slow fire
stirring occasionally: then add half n pint OF
sour cream mixed with teaspoonful of flour
Don't put cover on after cream aud -four are
ado
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14
Majority and Plurality.

/. +. M.--Thc cuTiditlate who. among several
receives the highest number Of votes is said to
have plurality amounting to the difference be
tween his vote and that OF the candidate re-
cciving the next highest number. II the vote
of the candidate is greater than the Of the
votes cast for all other candidates for the
office. he has majority. y majority is
than half. while plurality may be much less
than half
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14

Now that the Philippines are about to have
a Congress Of their own, they will be able TO
appreciate the troubles OF this country
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14

L. T. I:.-Iclthyol is brown syrupy liuuid
prepared hy the dry distillation OF "a bitumn-
Gus mineral containing fossil fishes IL IL used
externally Alternative and discutient as
in some forms OF skin diseases
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14

T. T: W.-Thank sgiving bay is always oh
served the last Thursday In November In ls..
!; came November ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14

Total earnings OF the Pullman Company
are placed at S43.7G1,4G5. And the porters
haven't been heard from.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14
The l'essin,ist SAYS;

MY platform is short and easy to remember
L can resist anything except temptations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14

II 5 strange that every time all automobile
runs over somebody, it is established that it
was moving slowly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14

Ii has been suggested that the hes, wav
/" avoid war in the future is for all the
nations 10 enter into an agreement that the
winner shall pay all the pensions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14
Proper Sand oc ;:a;r Nniccr,

D RESIDENT FAIRFAX HARRISON aud
the officers of the state Fair Association
have taken the proper stand with regard to
the disturbances nj til" fair on Wednesday,.
1t is no part OF their duty to prosecute the
men responsible for The disorder on tho
grounds. That is a matter Tor the police, 50
far as this disorder constituted breach OF
the public peace, and OF too officers of tho
militia and War Department. 50 far as il
involved = breach OF military discipline.
With President !iarrisons statement that
the men involved will b" ashamed Of their
conduct, the public will generally agree. and
the approaching departure of tn" troops for
the border will necessarily Interfere with il
not prevent, the Investigation demanded.
The pity OF ii is-for the troops ami for the
public-that the movement was not effected
before the occurrence of particularly I'M
pleasant exhibition.
When the fair management, wcs counting
the paid admissions on Richmond Day il
didn't inciudo those who came through holes
in the fence.
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Queries and Answers
Population.
Thanksgiving In ISp..

g. II. &. S--Hnssit has Il population OF l63
100000; United states. a.. 100000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14

What il the price OF headache drinks has
gone up? In a few weeks, there won't he SO
many Headaches.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14

rtBLiSliED every day in the year 10 sou,a i.m:A
street Richmond. Va hy The Timcs Dispatch fnu.
4 ishinE Co.. Inc. Charles l.. Nanuruos. E6itur and
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assumption that this country does not stand
for the restraint which the President has
put upon submarine warfare and. acting
upon it, renews its ruthless undersea cam
pniGn. Ii is easy to see that such a situa-
ton would be filled with the travest posi-
htlitics. Moreover. II is easy for Wall Street
10 see tina; the market Hurry OF Il few DAYS
go would be as Il ci,le breeze TO the cyclone
which would hi, the exchanges ii Germany's
hands We're completely united.
Ii ii is true. therefore, that the New York
money interests are inclined toward Wilson,
the chances that this inclination has Il
very close connection with the market i'll
ciG"nt. These interests probably realize at
last that there is. after ;.ll. something in the
ola adagc abort changing. horses in the
stream.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14

II is true the tolOne, has shouted FOR the
principles of "undilutcd .tmcricanism," but
he is 40, the Republican candidate Mr.
Hughes is. and he has never disclaimed the
hYphenated vote nor said Il word to dis
courage its adherence. ii by any chance MIR
Hughes were to be elected. the result would
not he sharp lesson to Mr. Wilson but
a bitter lesson To the United States that its
rights had been snbordinatcd to the demands
~ Germany in America
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14

II is explained that the tanks got their
name from the fact that they had to be
called something. and the word tank" was
settled ON. This is as lucid as the reason
ins given in Gains Diary for naming the
elephant: Cain said he gave i, that name be-
cause il looked like an olrphunt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14

me militia and the police seem to have
inherent views as TO what constitutes dis
order.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14
Rising
Price
OF Classics


OF Classics ers hyy the fact that the cheap
cheap. Messrs Nelson in London. lave ~ o 40
nounccd the advance Of their shilling library
penny library to ninepcncc Simmltanc"nsly
The Evcryman's library has advanced from 4;
quotes one publisher as saying that until nm.
, 'h"rs sTn TO dr i've 3H hans and black Tread
The cost Of other new books also shows any
i a e int press sseSyc 2 u Hha
the stream Of semiworthless matter that still
% "auant Ths fac, f lSH, n vim
tw" cheap editions or til" classics have sold
ooo,ooo is in large part due /" these "dit,o aI
having been within the reach of students, clerks
great deal: Every nickel Or dime added to tnc,r
price is all too likely TO lessen slcs and restrict
Post. 80
Meanwhile. what is IL all foro
Gernany's Can Germany seriously conte en-
Fresh aneirn q" eo "'1smes to break
diversion %f lfs Atlanie? The p ."'j sds is
the big submarines that can travci
thousands OF miles. their powers are soon spent
10 "" be ""s be If or
the American seahoard cannot he maintained
he required 10 accomplish this, task with G e".
many as base can hardly be in existence
sible for u score or more Wonderful as the
It Is to catch t or guard against the net
assume that Germany. realizinz her parlous
Wa!a eSns espot s na
will dull appreciation of the seriousness OF the
OF the In & seep mo for s
condensed dispatches telling Of important gains
Sea may be Intended But specnation ' howev er
Y osk aioSe. Is 'a'o TIL we Know m0re-Sow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14

ADDRESS ALL COMM NtC.\rinNS "a The Timv.
ilspntch. and u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14

considering by e,it.r patients. l;ut victims of
eNophthalmc i:oitcr set worse when they
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14

1ELEPHOSE: Randolph l. Private Branch Elriahse
connecting with all departments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14

In case the German Americans piy.
Mr.. Wilson Il sharp lesson in the de-
,,""' ms successor. Hughes. in order
MOI 10 Spoil the prospects OF n secon,
term. Will take this we'll to heart om,i
not feci under the obligation OF tread
ms -" me German Americans corns too F.
nave already had their effect more than
once In this country. aud brought re-.
tractory politicians 10 their senses I'm
my opinion, this mode OF procedure is
thc only way by which The German.
americans can cNlricatc themselves with
lrnpr!ety from the dilemma that has. 6.
Nc!"p"d ana assert themselves political-
~ with respect and honor. without in
curing drrisi"u aud being exposed to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14

Harry Thaw wasn't allowed 10 yisi, ,h.
inmates OF Matteawan. No doubt the super
intendent felt he ought TO protect his charges
from bad influences ~ MMch as rns.illn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14
Germany in .Ancricu

~ INC minds OF thinking Americans the
New Yorker lierold. Il vigorous IN
holder OF the Puts,lam party and u violent On
pcnent OF the President. constantly Dresents
strong reasons for the reelection OF Wilson
hep!ns to an inquiry as to why German
Americans should unreservedly supnort tba
f'ePuhicah candidate. the iIerold Guotes an
proving! statement 'hy German pastor
writing i'll the llcrod DIES Glaubens.'.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14
Current Editorial Comment

We are becoming used to
daily new evidence of the rising
cost OF living. but an especial
ers by the fact that tLn ch"an
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14

SlEClAL ADVERTISING HiI ,;.~liNT\tl\E>: itis-
brook story 4 Brunh. me. II:,i. iN,u'c t'u,iuitS'
New York: Mutuni ! -. i.Ud!u.. Pati
Peoples Gas lSuiA..g.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14

Meanwhile. what is IL all foro
Can Germany seriously conteIn.
plate an attempt to break nm
foreign commerce on this si1r
Of the Atlantic? The project l.,
hardly Dractica BILE WonLne1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14

y plea to the working people OF
America TO come into the church was
made by Rev. Or. j. Howard Melish,
of Brooklyn, in an address in the social
service forum i'm connection with the
Protestant Episcopal convention here
to-day. lie asserted that In the Amer
lean churches to-day can be found peo-
pie az culture and social standing, but
That il is the worker who is absent ~
The Right Rev. Arthur c. A. HALL
Bishop "f Vermont. in introducing Il
resolution III joint session on mis-
SONS at tho two houses OF the conyen-
ton. urged that i'm fixing the stipend
OF the president Of the church board
Of missions for the next six years, It
consider whether the present salary Of
$1,000 annually and travelling expenses
is too large. The term OF Bishop Ar
thus S. Lloyd. the present president,
expires with this convention -.
After some discussion il was held
that the joint session had no authority
TO deal with the matter.
William NJ. Skiddy. of New York,
was chosen treasurer Of the general
convention by tho house of deputies.
with the house Of bishops concurrins.