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Health Talks by DR.. Wm. Brady
Severe Ancmln.
copyright. 1919. by National Sewsp,psr s,rvi.e

pernicous Isn't the word for IT, Nor is 1t
99 sM sS,m nnsmia; i as secondary
either because the tremni. sn fa
Gre TO manufacture red corpuscles. but too rapid
those sood od son OF s ee
change bodies every seven years-and ma ybe
the The itch or other complaint along with tho
that in health the spleen is constantly de-
stroEinE red cotpuscies and = completes new
every thirty DAYS reFard. be Pr9hueed seoot
the moon. And TO that irrepressibie reader OF
ms column who insists upon calling herself a
who reads this department over grows old
Tic VII ~ DC great disappointmsnt to know that
Ahcmia ISN'T spontaneous state. as so many
III onr reaaeTs seem to think 1t isn't primary
successfully treated by some set remedy or
method Anemia. lack of hood. in a symptom
Te sn ARREARS In the course Of many widely
excessive confinement indoors. lack OF sunicicnt
exposure OF the body to direct sunlight. poisons
hidden infections: slight bH. frequently reeurs
ring bleedinEs which may BIO known to the pa
OF unrecosnized Flights disease the in nepIenoS
or, earliest stage OF tuberculosis. and scores OF
other causes.
. Although an arbitrary distinction between
attempted by old time physicians. such distinc-
Ilon - now known to be OF no practical i'm
whether the cause is easily discovered not.
Lack Of iron is almost never factor OF ans
iron it can possibly require in The averaS. Siet
especially when fresh green vegetables and
fruits fresh milk and fresh mea, included
hnemia is not necessarily an alarming symp-
tom; but IL is symptom which should inapire
in the victim al least a reasonable desire 10 find
have the Underlying trouble properly treated
before the general health IL broken down.
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Little Bobbie's Pa.
othello's AutobloEraph..
BY WILLIAM r. KIRK.


On this some day Of something l'm so mad
forsAt whaD l. othello The Moor take this
meane Of informing the world that am no; the
black hearted monster Though hlsck visasedJ
the truth OF the matter. He that hath ewes
TO let him hear!
was born in Moorvnle Moorland Che
Moores Of the world are my de:cendsntsl. When
! vas SEVENTEEN. Joined a regiment OF Doors
mean Moors and became a general overnight
Returning from the wars, battle-,orn and
SCARED ] CHANGED upon that lovely and taith-
full understand, creature Des-des-de -de-mona
speak without s;ammerins and blushins a deep
er black.
And All, my dear Mony did love me FOR my
manly dignity and scars Gin tina. Shakespeare
sraake TRUTH while II loved her for her money
mad. my tongue setteth twisted
Down with falsehoods Let the truth OF NV
troth he known. saith /. Truth! Truth. Any
thing but the truth!
And love her loved her a mlion-nay. a
Of this. did cen chastise her when she
lost my whole pay envelope-overtime money
l had torGotten 10 lit out and all? lfaith,
Trmtr test than thai no man e,er did hath.
Then Shakespeare doth call Jealous
WHY. only last night. allowed Iago, my friend
10 take Mony 70 the opera T didn't have the
money!. Call that Jealous
And shsssspesre saith I drowned her in
cen now, Mony cometh in and doth petition m e
for forty ducats for pearl hair-ne,. And, be-
hoid: ,en-lw liver .thirt-torty; che get,.th them
malepert: \ thousand times wrong
stop shopping over my shoulder. MonyD
tfootnote; This manuscript found
among othello's effects after shake.paare'.
-o,helio' had gone to press; For iite7aturicai
Ed. Morning GIoryD % 49,
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the thousand and one details necessary TO tho
success OF such an occasion. The same will
hold true of the great parade here tomorrow.
OF the still greater one next week. and OF
the celebration during the first week Of July.
1t is estimated that for these pagcants and
jubilee n minimum of $4,000 will be neccS-
sary. and this sum Richmond people are asked
to contribute. II is not sufficient 10 work Il
hardship on any ono if the contributions are
as general as it is hoped they will be. and.
aside from the present pleasures and the joys
of receiving the lighting forces BELTS their
heroism, ii will he money splcndidly invested
In advertising. for as the soldiers so TO their
homes throughout the country they will
spread abroad news Of the royal manner in
which they were entertained while in RICH
mond.
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A Daily Once-Over.
Whca You Have Lucky Escnpe.


Have you ever had miraculous escape?
fr!ghtful catastrophe. railroad accident
aud you PASSED over the same ground either
just before or just after the terrible loss OF
NE bridge zoe down upon which you were
nor ion seconds before.
rcrhnpa il is cscapc from lightning: you
walked 10 IN" other side of the porch lust as
tbe ball 81 hrc tore ~ the place where YOU
htd slood.
1here arc all experiences that have truly hap
pcu"d
Not day passes thnt one does not miss
terrible fate by a hair
Have you ever been impressed deeply enough
wiih sense of thankfulncss for The niurie A
you hay" escaped through special knowiedse
Judgment on your psrt?
Then III tho face of Ike experiences why do
you, now can you dare 4" he angry at the inno-
ccri "au"" Of Toinr earthly disa ppointnnen,, or
n some "f your worldly plans miscarry even
though certain enemies OF yourH are apparently
TrEponaiblcE
How do you know but you have boon saved
from worse ftte?
There ~ hand which guides and projects.
There arc circumstances, adverse at nrst
bought which work gu, ultimate sood. Trust
--,;opyr.sht. l1ia.
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Business Problems
SOLVED Dl BRUNO DUKE.
Author. Harold Whitehead,
Problem of tho Empty Mansion.


Miss Bcnhs reported that the engin. for
pumping the water Tor the artes!an Veil was
t 3takS hu, that Easles managed to enough
m Inc water iank vas sound. The electric
iieni company. had left the cable up because il
VS. cheapsr 10 90 so than TO take It down
We'll, Mr.. Duke" she added nov yo,,.v.
seen the place. hope you agree with me thaI
rs better 70 put the place up for auction and
we would do little more than nav off IN.
mortgage BY such a plan" objected Duke
anyhow snSpped sI nsse ra DC nc place 70 sell
Bay National Bank refuses TO carry the mort
gage beyond that date" ~ ~
ne tets ,s s9 mere ir,. nov md be sure"
ha&.cs souriy watching departure
That mans scamp Miss Renks slowled
everybody. Thinks he has a lie easy Ioh nov 20
ana mates lose it," '' ''o 'o"'
We soon arrived a. the little bank building
".cas'"rH stone erection and Duke and
chterea Mss Ben"s. at Dukes request re-
Tine president. fort o.ey was in out after
80 intronnced curse. s. told us he vas .:un
brief " ~ ''-o"e ne
I've called on behalf Of MISS carsts;r,.
n'eai. ',nN". "nen ne president said fuss!ly:
50 understood. Mr.. AyIcston b,t / na al
10 see YOU before making transfer"
The man looked puzzled ana suspicious and
said anu
What do YOU mean"
understand you wish 20 be relieved Of the
im@5rle.g" 50 We conc to arrange il, II my
IN" mans attitude changed instantly.
I" take up mort gage, but naturally W. dian,
We more and expect 20 tisposc of the Mac.
inis IAN !! you wish 10 carry the mort ga e q for
shall be harry 70 Ie, Il sta yTo be con !,
unued tomorrow. nc GU"
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Medal. cn.t From German Cannon.

~ w r.. South Boston.-A number
OF medals made from captured German
cannon have been cast by the Treasury
Department. which has awarded some
Of them to loyal volunteers who have
faithfully helped 10 float the various
Liberty loans. The medal is OF the
hardest known steel. and while il is not
n gold medal it bespeaks a loyalty on
the part OF the volunteer which the
Treasury Department considers At
least eighteen karat On the diverse
eide is the spread eagle with the olive
branch and arrows in its claws and
supporting the Treasury Building on
it's wings. Around tho edge is printed
Victory Liberty Loan Around the
edge OF the reverse side is printed
Made From Captured German Cam
non." There is also printed on this
eide the reason for awarding the medal
and by whom II is being awarded. The
words follow: Awarded by the United
States Treasury Department. for Pa
trtotic Service In Behalf OF the Liberty
Loans
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SaNinu UaYliuh1 Saving

| MISS the urban folk make themselves
heard ana felt in the councils OF Con-
gress. the dayli ght-saving scheine tried out
as war measure and found TO be a boon 10
be treasured, Will be kicked into the discard
The opposition 10 this legislation is moving
with determination and with able suppor,
toward its repeal. An amendment TO rhe
agricultural appropriation bill has been ac-
cepted which restores the old tme-keeping
regime, and that measure promises TO go
through with a rush unless the people who
have enjoyed the benefits OF the extra hopr
OF day rush to the rescue
me most serious opposition TO daylight
SAVING comes from the rural sections Of the
country. The farmers contend that il works
all manner OF hardship on them. II dis
arrangcs their farm program 1t starts them
10 "ork too early in the morning and causes
the!r hands 10 quit work too carly in The
afternoon. II interferes with the milking nj
Inc cows with the watering OF the hogs and
with the harvesting Of the crops And he
s!oes' IL does not square a. all with the rising
and the setting Of the sun. All this is sci
forth in voluminous complaints which farm
ers organizations have unloaded upon Con-
gress. and these complaints have had The
eHect or putting the repeal machinery in
motion.
The people who get the most advantage
from daylight saving are those who live in
tHe towns ana cities Of the country They
are enabled TO work or play in the open an
hour longer each day. They NAV nui, their
oflces or stores or shops while the sun il
yet hlgh in the skies. do their gardening. NOV
'hslr lawns. motor across country plav
lie" more holes Of golf an extra set of
tennis, without the loss OF minute mora
ume from the more important business of
life
Ihese circumstances must be weighed
against cach other. II the farmer is actually
handicapped; If his productive mower is re-
uuceu' ms plans arc disorganized, his
friends in town can scarcely stand in the way
of the repeal measure Il would no ,nf,;
ana unjust 10 him to do It, But if his oh
Jectiohs 10 the present time-kecping scheme
arc purely superficial, and If with a nm.
diiigence he could adjust himself to the day
lght-savng conditions. he should not dcpriyo
MS less fortunate fcowmcn Of the cities Of
the privileges which the extra hour OF d,y
light afford them
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SEEN ON THE SIDE
Hf HENRY EDWARD WARNER
THE MOTIyE I,o>,.En

IL.
somc people live ON ambition TINT is spurred
ny tho thought OF scIf-
inc PROUD estate, the pincc chilled great or
the yellow piles OF pclf
'h"! toii In the dizzy markets or drive where
the Hiit or fnmc
!, inr'"R them on, hoping for dawn TINT
VIII bring them n sounding nnmc.
hut In MI lies dcnr Illusions there Il none
more dear than this:
"a "omnns smile md thu idled while TINT is
sweet with the lovers kiss,
AND she mny he mn Antoincttc, or plain.
"ld-fashioncd Liz.
HIT love {. the motive power, MY friend OF
ever. thing TINT Is!
Since Eve In her primal Garden Iured Adam.
and since these twain
EnNrnppcd were hurled to the outer world.
{" sin mud to sin nCa!p;
Since Iicicn and cleopatra, and women or
every age,
We've written the story OF woman. glory
on history's every pngc.
And cen in the heart OF JcEcbeI .omc sort
"f love sown-
A"d love h"> mudc tho nations afraid for
mnny rocky thr,nct
And drink MY tonst I'm winter and rou in
your champagne FIR,
nut love II tho power In every hour md
every place there Ia:
And We've shall keep loving till the
Earth hu, ccnSed to roll,
And tho snmc old qualm and the same old
balm shall enter the human soul;
And men, they shall WOO and battle, tho
ignorant aud tho wise,
80 long as there lives woman who gives
the SiEn with her Turing eyes:
Aud some, they shalt go 10 Heaven ON tho
wings Of n love divine,
fnd some to the depths of Hell dchccnd with
songs, with women, with wine:
Hut this -" mnE -nE of women, md this
you mny swear Of mrn,
That love is tho motive mower. Friend 81,
the trumpet sourdo asnln:
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News of Fifty Years Ago.
tFrom the Richmond Dispatch May 20 1857

=, There was an Immense congregation OF true
nirE'nians in Capitol Square yesterday after
the Executive Mansion front yard and IN a. Nan
View he head OF the Wells tickle; calmly played
cronnci Raleigh 4 Daniel presided Speeches
Major William T. Sutheriin, Of Danviile Whiie
Col2nei riournoy was closing Colonel Gilbert
coined him there were wild cries for WsIker
and there was much enthusiasm He said he
nag, haa INST arrived was quite fatgued In fact.
speaking. but wanted to hear the other .speak
ers Sc as 10 act some new thoughts nd IDEAS
attentively, TO Major sutherlin's ane speech.
ford: c: 4, Eonver. OF Montgomery and Coionel
Guy. OF Richmond.
from all parts OF the State east OF the noun
tairs. who have come TO attend the negro state
convention which will assemble at Ebenezer
Church a. noon today.
Married: ON the 18th instant at the se.o,a
Baptist Church by Rev j. \. Chamblss Mr.
T. +. I'almatory. Of Prince George County IN
Miss Rosa selknap, OF this city 's' -
Gilbert 6. Walker had most stirring time
came out TO hear him wherever he smoke and
enthusiasm waa shown all along the line
Joseph segar smoke for the walker ticket at
orange courthouse day before yesterday to an
The seyenty-fourth annual meeting OF the
Council OF the Episcopal Church OF THIS diocese
opened in EredeTickshurg Yesterday. The lar.
SHOWN by the roll call Bjshon as'eTn nhns vas
white are presiding
4 IRE entains losses to the amount Of
$4,000 occurred in Mobile yesterday in the
hts life by a falling wall OF one OF tho bujId.
nSs, and two other men were seriously hurt.
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arc the only true asslmilative

which arc the only true assimila,ive
by tho end OF tho nineteenth con
turN this situation had altered rad
caliy., Life had become vastly more
c,omrleN. and tho relationships between
Inherent classes or society much les
immediate and personal. Social ditfeS
"nt'ation. coupled with the increatinx
nmm1er and sreater diversity OF imm!,
signers "n bv themselves and denrir
ing them Of all but tho most artiiicial
was manifest heterogeneity and dis.
union among our people which occa
sionSd sraye apprehension on the part
o' thonHhtful observers.
some time before the war th.-e
&c. movements started to devise and
appiy remedies for this situation. /,
was the utilization OF our papulaiion
and SOME one hit upon the term
a. f'nhS n,S ,Sa as the designation
me word caught the popular fanrv
ana i"r time many pcopl. were de-
vniomz mo sn,, tninhinE that come mar
''o IN, ne whole immigration prob.
ZEN OF both the present and the fu,ur.
WAS TO he speedily solved
IN this instance, as in 70 man,
o,hers. tho war brought tho real situa
lon !nto clear relief. Both the gray
~ II, ,, %, the situation and In. fu,iii,y
mnla we're plainly demonstratcd
mNerEnod% now sees moro surely than
harmonious. sympathetic popuIarion
and also realizes that this result can
never lie achieved b. the superfciai'
ariihcial expedien,s OF night schools,
iaecants, patriotic rallies etc. usefui
as these are, but only b. the develop
tneht or real community spirit and
action. and the establishment or 49,
'"ncous relationships between natiya,
and foreigners which will faciIit.te
= mutual interchange o: !deas and
IDEALS on the basis o. true comrade
ship.
The conference. ., Washington wa,
nrsIehed 70 AFFORD Information as 10
me country were already doinr in
inls direction. and 10 plan .or cIo..r
ro.opera''on ana moro comprehensive.
az. me general Impression left uoon
lose IN attendance was that very dec
me onward steps had been taken
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nave been DONG for years hero al hons
IN mo Sums. and we never thought
hsfore that they had really given I'm
al Tor others. Have you or dons
thiS Are We bravo enough? Are We
10 stand by and see this great oppor-
tun!ty pass 20 put the wherswi,hal in
the hands OF men and women braycr
ana better than NO are? oh We ven.
without sugar. coffee. bread and meat
that our po!s might have shclls and
arms oniF Il year ago. and We did u
proudly too We do not have TO give
UP anything now 10 give tho Salvation
Army ammunition. and ammunition ia
needed hadly, oecauee their war Is a.;li
on and VIII be on longer than we shsii
I'VE, out before No die the world vili
he better because they have fo,rh,
send the ammunition. They arc ask
INK for Il 10 defend you and me. and
and real culture. tho kind that counts.
RICHMOND
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10 the Hrnre

con hearing that Hawker and Gri.v.
are safe.l
across the world the wireless nashes
They're found. our bold adventurers a.
'>o' se. me miracle but for these
The sight of home. tho Joy of love
Not yet for them tina, .,,1.p
Beyond our mortal realm OF az enG
sea. az anu
MOI yet they win the suerdon OF sue
But ali: The world rcjoices none The
roF '' ar and loye and laushter-these
Ana crowds that cheer you glad young
lips that greet.
And II another win to vic,orv
And span that void Of timelese ,,n,
less sea.
yet Ss s.s nave h ha7s the trail! High
Beyond the fear OF space and d.r,h
and cold "-p'n
Confronting Death in hi. mos. a.
Such courage brings the tears Ia cour,
less eyes!
1t spurs our Tagging spirit. lift, III.
Ecnews our asging faith and hon.
We. too. Ind haven, chanc. to sta,,
again e'a't
And will to conquer with sword. p.,,.
or pen. VAC
Forever courage sows its do,,h,
seed 'iie""
And they who venture ride a wIn~.a
stecd. '"eS"
md az the world is Drawer for the
Elizabeth Newport Hepburn.
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A Tabloid Tale.

Carl Po!i!ck very san. and sanitary
lie was mighty careful abon, germs and
things. because once ne had had malignant
mumps, hrst on one side and then the other
enough why they didn'; come both sides a
once, he had spent the rest OF his life in TRYING
20 discover. 80
And those three weeks he had the mump.
The only thing hs could slide down his ,hro,i
was steamed mush, and he just hated steamed
mush
SO strange is our appetites,
Every lime Carl Pollok sat down 70 ,b- din
ntr table the same dialogue TOOK place between
Dishes and pans sttrilized?"
Yes dear
Water noiled?"
Yes love"
Linen disnfectedc"
Surely darling"
Food put in the steam room?'
'Certa!nly, dearest"
Then we may eat in peace" he would renly
Carl Pollok would adjust the sas n or ouSt
carried quickly. He always wore magnifyine
goggles In order TO spot a germ and diarnose
IFS geneo!ogy, the minute any OF them liz on
On. tar.l day. while going through the Latin
strong zephyr OF garlic "
"Diable., he cried. The genius germ Of the
his mask. 'uS'eu
But alas The front windows OF the mask
were turned around At the back and being in
me middle or very busy street before he
Car! foi!ick was struck in the back -
BY huge microbe Of the genus nn,or
truekus!" he said, as he expired in the arms ~
a peanut man ~ "
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All that the progressives in the Senate
asked before voting TO confirm the selection of
those stanch standpattersr Penrose and War
rem, for chairmen Of the Finance and Appro-
priatons Committees respectively, was 10 be
given the privilege OF DOMINIC lions skins
and braying their objections in open party
conference. so as 10 put themselves right"
before their CONSTITUENTS. After that il will
be the same Oh Story of the Republicans
lining up solidly in support of whatever per-
nlcious legislation the party chiefs determine
10 put through.
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Fice-President Marshall has we'll
developed faculty OF talking a great deal
without saying anything but in his Atlantic
City address he put his finger on one very
real objection TO government ownership of
the railroads or any other public utility
With mo one TO cuss and no one 70 reward =
wise, aggressive management and operation
of any business cannot be expected, and il
would be OF no avail 10 "cuss" Congress, for
that body has long been hardened 10 the pub
lie objurgation.
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Hale, Republican Senator from Maine
newest recruit 20 the woman suffrage ranks,
mas his logic all wrong. AS an excuse for
MS forthcoming vote in favor Of the Anthony
amendment. lie pleads that the LEGISLATURE
OF his State has granted presidential suffrage
10 the women, and If they are qualified for
this they are qualified for full suffrage II is
not now question OF qualification at all but
OF the Federal government right to force
suffrage on the several States taking the con
stltutional right TO regulate their own suf
trage out OF their hands. Just because Maine
grants suffrage, it does not follow that il
Shou!d be able 10 dictate TO Virginia or New
Mexico what they must do
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The Senate on Monday passed a resolution
calling upon the President for immediate
action 10 prevent the massacre oi Jews i'll
Europe b. newly created states, set up under
the protection Of the allies While the reso-
luton is all right, yet, at the same time, it
is TO be noted that many Senator'S are doing
all within their power 10 hamper the Presi-
dent in his efforts 10 establish conditions
which would end for all time just such out
RACES as the Senate resolution complains OF
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The Psychology of n Hug.

have huEged dog
nave Rugged a toy,
have Rugged a girl.
hsve hu6sed. boy:
nave husged my father and my mother,
Rugged MY sister and my brother
Rugged my sweetheart, Rugged my wife
I've been hugging al! my life
but never vet were sworn 10 tell
Have ]! while hugGinE, yelled IKE h.
No one. when hugGng ever wells wo,-
Tine heart speaks most when the lips NOV.
Not"
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Senator Borah does not object to the league
OF nations because President Wilson was the
chief influence in getting it adopted by the
peace conference, but he is frank enough 10
come out openly and say that he is opposed TO
America entering any kind of league. In
that respect, he Is honester in his opposition
than other Republicans who are conspicuous
in opposing il.
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MeckIcnburg Declaration Of indcpcn-
do

J. B., Colonial Beach.-May 90 is
celebrated as the anniversary OF the
Meckl enburs Declaration Of lndepen-
dcnce instead of July 4, because on
Nav 20, 1916. the people Of Meck'en-
burg County. ~ G.. assembled in Char
lotte and declared their independence
or Great BritAin--nearly two months
before the Declaration Of Indepen-
dence at Philadelphia on July 4.
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!. NJ. ArrinEton.--A SOUS or sou is
French copper coin valued at one
value in American money is | cent,
Hectare is a. metric .denomination ana
is measure of surface. Its value in
10 0D0 meters squared and it's euuiVal-
emit in common use is AL acres.
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THURSDAY. MAY 20, 1919.

Chairman Hays, OF the Republican Ma
iional Committee, solcmnly promises that the
Z. y. +. will not lie down ON its job Vi saving
the country. That may be, but its leaders
are going about the job OF saving it very
awkwardly when they devote the most OF their
effort TO trying to destroy its President.