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FROM OTHER VIEWPOINTS
National Problems Discussed for Readers The
Authoritative Wrtcrs-A Daily dltoria Feature.
THE PRESIDENT CAN'T IGNORE CONGRESS-
Is WILLIAMS.

When President Mckinley. in 1898.
chose the five commissioners TO act for
the United States In the peace nego-
tiations with Spain he included three
SEN ohs They we're re Davis; Of Mimne-
tee on Foreign Relations; Frye. Of
Maine. chairman OF the Committee on
Commerce. both Republicans. and Gray.
who held the confidence and good will
Of his fellow Senators and Of his party
two commissioners were Justice Day,
of. the United states Supreme Court.
and Whi,elaw Reid. then editor OF the
bassndor to Great Britain. Tho APP
polntment OF the Senators. Was ap
proved with special cordiaiity by the
our government can be effective until
approved by two-thirds OF the Senate
making three hfths OF the commissi ion
from influential members Of the body.
Tho wisdom Of this policy was proved
OF the Senators. men OF experience in
politics and public affairs and aocus-
Toned TO 1itd dealing With the practical
originated and constructed the special
provisions Of the settlement with Cuba.
which established and have maintained
the close rcla TONS between that coun.
try and this and have given tho island
stability OF government and tranquil
ity Of life.
.N''ht6l ioi representation AT
the. greatest peace conference OF ali
historY. now about to be organized
President Wilson apparently Ignores
both houses of our Congress, So far
as is indicated. no Senator or Repre-
sentative OF the people has even been
considered for the commission. This
rema rkablc fact gives new strength
TO the uneasy feeling that tho Presi-
dent regards the Legislative branch Of
the government with dstrust if not
with contempt. AS has bccn pointed
out several times, he has not since the
beginning Of he troubles abroad taken
into his confidence any OF the Demo
cratic leaders or consulted them on
policies or measures Time and again
lenders have been tauntcd and .chal-
lcnecd by Republicans to eiucidate
eXpound and explain administration
bills for which nomiaaliy ,hcy stool
responsible, and have been forced TO
cit dumb or resort 10 Eeneralilics which
did not even glitter and could not
lessen their humiliation. Probably this
condition had powerful influence to-
ward tho ptmocratic defeat at tho re-
cent election. Nominees OF tho party
jccrcd ut i'm their districts and states
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Questions md An,u,r,.
The Airplane in Peace.
nv FRANCIS 4. COLLINS
Author or "rh~ sir Man." "Nnvni Heroes
OF Today Etc.

,tts,G;rans viii record the 1918 as the
due to na sc. IN he WSrd
air transportation. ~ vi
The tremendous war activity in aeronau,ics
has, mas strycd AN mnor,ant purpose. Half a cen
gnrema% t" h n 5So5 aTy!GnE
M s'HG tad '1t n" Of s
si9ns Of doi3rs n and thousands Taking
SSs IN nsas as 1 anpiiea to hH
mounced TIA, The War and ros,.o,iire DEPART
aviation machnery for conimcrciai uses. Thous.
evn "S .he IS M b bs
ySG"G men w Hnd ennIe ymen in his way way
f 5f Ma S MSr M Ss Of arns bu
peaceful crrands '''e'"s Vi"
s rms Sa4ry"s has r.. s is
!SayS and Hs wa.hH aiT %n
i nnes Is Is" n S f led in ne
no mg,e ,ha% ,ma his railway 'i nail varies
lar daily al. mail service between Naw Y55Fk
prepared In hicae a Al hangar has ALREADY been
S,opa VIII be made Belefonte Pa and cie~e
rsT TSs %ai1 will . !saye caeaso and New York
'sp Wifi be made nsa1s y,ops "n II e aad h ,ns
nf Of SS S na4ss win have
The sgS has already mapped
United States, over which it has been deter
mined that a!rrlanes would be more valuable
In some parts Ia Of Aiaska the air mail win cut
1t Is great tribute 10 tho pra cticaI ,aImc . .
tho arplann that the New York Chicago flights
arc to'bc commenced at the bcCinniut. of III
winter season Neither cold nor bad wea ther
service. Va an
The end Of the war Will also inaugurate a
new era in air sports. l'laus ha We hecn com
pletcd for Il cross tho ointment race nv airnianc
and more than $1,000 900 has been sui,scribed in
prizes. The nero Club of America has planned
W Ne GIee IN w detn nnn route know
planned between New York and San Francisco
which will serve not only for this race hut
for future air travel. 1t is expcctcd thai Inc
in less than forty hoL-s w - ~
manned, and many elaborate trophies will be
contested, for there is no longer any doubt thai
because of such events proved nract hiItt ~
in very short time arplancs will be brourht
within the reach OF men moderate mea nsN
viii be no more expensive than fast autofrfo-
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G rs "rubbs sG stamps" were unable to
eanng ana pmaposes e ol the es
reply. w"
), Many Democratic newspapers have
lack OF cohesion or actual hostilitv
non, mono the less menlcinG because silent.
eGnmsn, the ano two branches Of the gov
the same. great party. Yet the breach
has aaos continued TO wlden, l,d the dis
the Capitol has iengthened siendii liz
II looks nov az IL the time has COM.
I Ior pr1ies, ana a show down. So
as reticent. OF htu opinions of Con.
Eress as OF his Intentions toward II
nreh IN MS appeal for Democratic ma
country of the, services Of the members
or t the p progga II the preset congrsss
turc than on the Importance OF sivinr
hin vote OF confidence.
c, rne dep,orablc situa lion should be
has gone. strong outcry from the partY
throughout the country may induce
on those terms OF mutual cordially
confluence and cooperation intended
~, ~ inc inc, ,aonstitntlon and demanded hy
Inc weifhrn OF dc Union and the party
inc president alone cannot bind DIR
government nor commit il TO anything
~ inc last he must submit TO the SEM
Gept or the principles AMI terms OF any
ieuguc or alliance IN which he mov
Wish TO enlist Ibis country. Plain,
every dag. American common sense de.
inandS mat before lac attempts to sgrc.
70 or sanction anything he Bhall some
how put himself in Intimate ronsults
,ion with the nincty-six Senators. all
or whom have right and power to gu.
pervisc his action, and by sixty-six OF
Whon IL must be approved before IL
gan DC Val,u or effective. At least the
lenders In that great body OF the par.
tics SO nearly balanced there in mum.
nerS' should be Kept in close touch with
~, ne ultimate Intervals and ramil'ca-
tlon: OF every question that may arise
at Versailles. Delay OF final peace or
nrdlustment by = wrangle or sharp dr.
Dent and Senate would subject us 10
deep 'nortiiication. hardly a!Ieviated BY
the brilliancy of ach cvcmcnt of our
soldiers abroad or our great men and
mass OF citizenship here. Such delay
nticht iortc upon the civilized world
losses and dangers which would dim
TIC admin stratton and blot out tho
gratitude thu. world now accords us SO
GLADLY and freely -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22

Eressional committees. Voters are mo not
'""u'"'ed BY such MsL Hi!fsr STUNT Fl ,heI:
Petersburg. Va. November is isis.
Scarcity Of Game.
10 inc Editor Of The Times Dispatch:
Sir,-There is great scarcity %
game mi, n season, ,.spec.iiy Ord.
scarce. live In community wnl'3
nn!ni1lly birds. rabbits AMI turIey-
ve arr turkeys !, ire very rare, fcw
OF turkeys with as many as fifteen.
sometimes more. Birds. which used 10
Do more than plentiful. arc now very
White" being seldom heard.
There arc many causes which have
DaouGht about these conditions. viz:
after sunset, repeating and auto,natis
:hoiSuns. forest fires and the unusual
~ cold weather and had suows OF last
During April Of 1916 this section
lower part OF Dale District. I'm Ches.
terhcld County. along swift Crcek) was
me wind blowing ahou; sixty miles an
hour Af;cr That iirc one could tnd
llenty Of dead rabbits. burned to a
which had been rising in OUR Held IaiIy
before the fire. were never seen af(er.
wards.
NV Is INC time to close tho hunt.
ing season II VIC wish to havo game
Tor the future. VIC should have Il Law
WHICH would prevent the killing OF
Mid turkeys for n least two Years.
we Shouid also have a law to prevent
We Rilllng OF the female deer Yer
mont and several more OF the North
eFn states have such law, and this
:.pecles OF game IL far moro plentiful
lie, us all pull together and have the
hunting season closed and make war
or hawks and owls so that the few
nlrus. already nearing extinction, may
be saved for postcrity
JAMES PRIDE.
Petersburg, Va, November is.
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talked OF. and it may materialize in fact.
Other famous figures whose names have been
as lights in the darkness OF war will want to
visit in the cradle of liberty, and they will
b, more than, welcome. Such series OF
visits will be worth far more than the tenn
porary satisfaction of desire and ambition,
for they will aid in binding closer the allied
nations for all time to come, so that through
the wounds suffered in war and their mutual
affection and common understanding they
will present united front whenever the
enemies of liberty, may threaten.
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Voice Of the Twcpt,,,h r..

voice of the Twentieth Century.
voice OF our century. whose heart is
weep'ng for those who will not come
Lord Christ. hast thou been crucified
chaiie ,I; the right of every tyrants
The fist Of mail; the scepter: ancient,
Golfers srs, Of gold for which thy sons are
me Pride Pride Of place. which from the
''''" s uSp me empty right of power
&c IKE a trumpet blown from clouds
earth: o""
BRING ire from TAG blood OF battle, from
" women men, weeping TOR their dead, tn.
VI better Ter days with Punishment OF
Love In n ali hearts, on every iip-a
'-RG ,ss!, ": Norwood In TIL. Mo- ,,a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
Books and Authors

Wash Studies .feId." by Phil and
Nellie Eau, has Just been issued b.
me Lrinceton University Press DO
VOW k I1o% how how wasps build and bur.
you ever seen their sun dance, The
authors have watched Il ALL and re
mort their observations with scientifie
accuracy and in most entertaining
style There are chapters on NICE
memory instinct and hcreditv with
reports on some ingenious experiments.
a book of interest to mon and bows
Which mas been published within the past
sell Grcgor,s Turning Fox" This Is
story Of tho Indians before America
vas discovered by tho white man. and
is naSe aca n9n nfSuaate historical ma
or research. The principal characters
in the story are Delaware Indians. IL
rs interesting est to know that the author
stands right near the site OF the old
Delaware village from which 'Runninr
E"x' started forth dn-his adventure
~ Y ~" 'oF' JARVIS
sumner Lincoln. is q n.W M nS,n
book. When Evelyn Preston ppet,rne
i inc H o' fer m rot house in Wash
nnds strange man ', dead doi in ~. snme
5rary. OF course. this creates great
,,f OF excitement, as the man ann
~ nia.'her OF death are complete
,,,e As the evidence is unfolded
nearly every one who has been i'm ANY
way associated with the household e
suspected OF being implicated in the
supposed murder, from the French
the Japanese butler. and the entire
sltuhtion is q most baHling one to the
n tr,nI ives The three strings turn the
derbolt climax. If you can guess Who
Killed the stranger befofe Miss Lin
coin is ready TO have ydii know You
arc Tar clererer than most readers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
SEEN ON THE SIDE
bf HENRY EDWARD WARNED
'Turkcy,

There is one beast, a fcather.a w.,
Ihat struts the yard and seems 10 rccl
i''' ne King. 10 say the least;
10 me and mine he is Il McaJ!--
~ luscious Meal stuffed 10 the bone
with tasty tlinss-and shall slay
This Monarch on his naughty throne N
And cat him up. Thanksgiving DAY,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
News of Fifty Years Ago
Crop the Richmond Dispatch. Nov 90 1865,
Another large party or


Another large party or
MarNiandcrS and Pennsyl-
Nahlans arrived in Rich
mond yesterday under the
guidance Of General limbo
den and Mr.. Shields. who
met them at Alexandria.
the party is made up of
prospective investors in
Virginia lands and indus
trial properties. several of
Whom are accompanied by
their wives. They arc
Guartered at Ford's. the
EHchanSe and the Ballard
Hotels. and will to-day
take in all OF the interest
ing points in and around
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER -. 1915.

Again, it would be interesting to know how
many of those fcrocious citizens of Winston
Salem, SO bent on hloOdshed and vengeance
that they felt mpeled TO trample the laws
OF their own State and disgrace their own
section to obtain them, had previously mani
tested any burning anxiety TO find both in
France
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22

doubt Had that been done. there could be
no objection to justice taking its exact course
ana letting the consequences be what they
would but there is an honest doubt in the
minus OIL many, and SO the double danger
e1lsts OF doing an irreparable injury to an
,n man and further alternating those
interests throughout The world ,vhich today
nave their eyes fixed on the Mooney case and
WIN his death will lift him up ON the pedes-
TAI OF their ambitions and point to him as
victim OF capitalstic greed and an un-
ust social system. The case has become in
s,natlohai IN many Of its aspects, and in
enis trouDious time when the world is on
s s,, ana delicate problems fraught with
"iu,,. are ciamoring for solution. a misstep
might have consequences far bevond what
would in more settled and more peace-
.ul era California's Governor has it i'm his
province TO stay the hands of the law and
p'o'e that 1t is not weighted with vengeance
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Information Bureau

InquirIes regarding aImost any tonic.
excepting On legal and medical suh
Jeets, arc answered free. As all in
qutries arc answered directly by per-
sO1nt letter, d self-nddressed, slammed
envelope Is required. Address The
Richmond, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22

hindest of all words since the armisicc
was signed arc these: Food prices will
crop. They come from Cleveland, where
a merfca's food-producng barons are in ses-
-1ion NO definite date accompanies the wei
GONE prophecy, but ii is intimated that the
happy day may not be far distant when again
III VIII be necessary for the good housewife
Ito take a basket when she goes to market.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
'rlir RoIslleAikI-

II. p. D.. Elliston. The Bolshcviki be-
lievc in an extreme form Of socialism
With property held in common and an,
pdrertly rule by the people without
leaders ~ even representatives. IT'S
advent to Lower resulted in tho sion.
page Of work and production, and as
natural consequence a shortaro Of ali
materials and food
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22

signing or the treaty Of peace gives prom
1se OF usherlng in the greatest visit-payinv
era mat mas followed any war, that is if
ats ADVENT is delayed that long Already
sFres'aent wilson s itinerary Of trumphal
calls to London. Paris. Rome and nrnseaIs
Z 70 being perfected in all It's details and
what is more natural than that this country
6Ahould desire to receive and pay it's ,ributes
Mo the heads Of those nations at whose side
fought for more than year in France?
n ~ is not too much to hope that King George
king emmanuel. King Albert and President
folncare VIII visit the United States. where
gsLhey VIII be assured Of reception as ROYAL
\ AZ tue ones they will tender to Wilson. Let
& tnis government invite them to come to these
shores and be,America's guests. Then ,ber.
M Foek. Already visit and tour of Amer.
iSaca ~ tho beloved generaIissimo is being
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22

Reader, observation-disclosures 10
Secretary Baker, all cnlistments in the
army terminate at the same time when
the present emergency is officially de-
ciared prer. The only provision he
made was that in the meantime Con
that situation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22

VI those 100000 persons who have applied
aor permits to go abroad there arc perhaps
1850 VINO had no desire to visit in Europo
"neh passage might have been secured by
the enlistment method
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
About Distances,

Reader, Ashland-The distance from
san Francisco to Manila. via Yokaha,na.
lis 6.2S9 miles: from New York 10 Brcst.
France. 1851 miles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22

fubiicatlon of the Kaisers abdication viii
serve 10 keep the record straight, but as
p'eeo o' news IL already has been discounted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22

some kind of modification or amendment
should DC made to the blasphemous motto
on the belts OF the Hun soldiers. Colt nit
~ might read. Colt smit us Huns
or Got Us Huns" or something I;l,o tint
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
Health Talks, by DR.. VIM. Brady
The Mystcry Plague.
tcopyrlsht. lels by Nntlonal Namxnaner se-.,e.

A serious constitutional disease. comm,,,
i%s0asn Gf
eomnany anS S all eves or , the whole
HsGst fae eve nore 1 as
uneabc disease known to be h .ae Hny eo ye
Rcsth Wa, is nd s ignored
mystery Yet we pretend to call ourselves
Syphilis is no, "a vcmereal disease. because i'm
iniooent people suffer the greatest disasters from
nine nine in every 100 psrsons with syphilis SHOWS no
hundred persons who have skin rashes or erup
yr can't "f be- cured afs not In Sy lh on,ns
six ,rS years Il can't be cured at all Under SIX lled
Ssreulosis may be arresied ana With reasosabie
Of his e @ ' foF shG nx re%n vel The rest
i !; That syphilis is absolutely durable to-day
him to say he can cure tuber cuosIs ''"" u Is '0f
roee e" ra Ia Syphs is FERN called the sp
Of syphilis tannct be made until this spirocNste
, VINO employs the microscope lind il il il liz
nvs weeks after cSpourej is merely ' sore on n
about tic Re i b"dy point The OF xd n
,tnsemDies ~, obstinate cold sore. Sometimes
is he syphlIic lesion. called the chancre or
marc sore. because its edges feel somewhat ha I'd
,. Tms seconn s,asG. coming about the time the
hans a month Iai"-j is The stage Of cdnstitu-
eWnr mYas2n t.. Spir9shetes spreading TO
ness and naialsc similar TO o-caIlcd .r CRIME.
or cold ".th some headache sores like the
large camknr sores in mouth or throut. and a
raSh ON the Sk ina rash varying from n Sigh,
, ,,iotii!nS easily ortInokcd unless watched for
ny the hyst"ian. I" tho most Widespread crup-
non. The facc is commonly spared.
aiphtHS or years Later serious LESSONS OF inter
ma orsanS develop III tho bones, in tho brain in
thc spinal cord in The liver in the heart any
where or. everywhere. rnresis t'sonenins OF
INC brain Is late syphilis. Locomotor ajax
rs late syphilis. Countless nervous diseases In
men and women of all ella sizes Of society arc
uhrccognizcd concealed or neglected syphilis.
Questions md Answers.
i'icaSc state Your uu"stion.--I will be crate
iu' IL YOU can tcll Inc anything about syphilis
J.. w.
Nnswcr.- SYPHILIS ia very old disease. at
,chSt as OLD as the sphinx. And tho older IL
grows The less people kpow about it. And tho
NOR u spreads among our best families the
more We bury our heads IN the sand and let II
spread. u this answer is definite enough
picaSc ask me specific quest ions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22

Appiicant-And that little place over In TIL,
corner suppose that is the rcfriscrat tor isn't
II" ~
Landlord rigcrator! Nom; tha,.s ,bo
kitchen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22

I'D one respect the Huns have kept their
word faithfully. They have promised from
'he hrst that their navy would come ont and
meet the allied fleets at sea.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22
Chnrcon, Eph.. Dali, Tbo,,r,,

iiit ain gwinc be no cinch fo n professor I.
SNAKE ne way into heaven" said Charcoal Icnb
III MOOD an SO whar he gwinc? Kasc hell
cyarn't take no chances wid him Pr.
Mistah jackson"
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Revived.

y 'a!e OF coorcd soldiers from Chattahoo-
chca VINO. receiving his order to retreat rapidlv
from an ambuscadc found that he couldn.t m,
run bullet, and in despair dropped on his knees
and prayed:
Come on Lawd' Ef cvah needed yo'
heeuS 20 now. DE speerit am willin, Lawd but
70 sure got { come an help mob feet"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22

NO one has nominated Colonel Roosevelt
DIS delegate to the peace conference. IL
must be an oversight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22

Germany shows consistency in substitut
ing yellow for white IN It's national colors.
u"l 10 MAKE them thoroughly symbolic they
should be confined TO black and blue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22

overthrow or The Boshevik regime i'm con-
80, =, 4te government of Ukraine by Cos
sack troops friendly TO the Al-Rnssi.n rnv
ernment. opens tho way for allied nortr,1ia,
or russia from tho south and. therefore will
render less difficult tho task of overcominr
Tue hoisheviki and saving the population
from starvation while the effort is being made
~ establish responsible government in that
country. This is one OF the biggest problems
no" confronting the allies hui il is. ono that
VIII nave TO be met. and its difficulty will M,
to go about il " ~ ~"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-22

PRESIDENT Wilson holds no monopolv ON tho
pfecedent-smashing business. although he
mas given it its greatest impetus. for now
hins george comes along, and in democratic
iashion reverses the ancient custom of par
iiament going TO the King to prescn, tie
auuress ana receive his answer, and even
Do iisoh goes to the Capitol to visit the
iahlakers SO he goes TO the Palace at West
IS further sign that royalty,
where 1t continues TO exist has hooo,,sa ~
democratic institution paradoxics, -. 40,
may sound, and where it remained sim
'necked In its ancient prerogatives il has died
the just death 100 VIC"