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Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-31
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Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-31
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Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-31
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-01
Promoting Foreign Trade

a MEEICAS opportunities for increased
business in the markets OF the world are
so obvious that only the blankcst short
sightedness on the part Of the government
and the trade interests OF the nation could
blind them to the wde-open possibilities or
10 the Importance OF applying their concen-
tratcd energies to the situation And i; is
reassurng to find the several departments uf
the government having to do with foreign
commerce uniting in special committee on
foreign trade, Il body created to fix upon
policies for the guidance OF The country as
a whole III this direction.
The most casual survey OF the situation
Shows now promising trade cam paign in
teligently conceived and actively prosecuted
might be made. The United States by reason
OF wars wreckagc and wars demands is the
only trading nation in the world which may
proceed without delay to capitalize the OPP
portunities which are offered. Germany is
completely Out OF the equation. II has moth
ing to sell. and, even if it had. has no means
or transportation. 1t will be Il decade before
it can become a formidable rival in foreign
markets. should il. indeed ever become one.
Great Britain is still strong and still re-
sourceful, it is true. but British industries
have been demoralized by war Hundreds OF
thousands of its producers have been killed
or rendered unfit for labor. lis merchant
tieet has suffered fearful losses at the hands
OF enemy submarines. Much OF its tonnage
which survived is still under Admiralty or
ders and will be for a year. and perhaps
two France is in somewhat the same posi.
ton as italy.
Against all this the United States. for the
hrst time i'll more than sixty years bias q,
great merchan: fleet II is brand-new 1t
is now largely unemployed. 1t is ownc,. by
the American government and can be placed
on trade routes BY the order OF single BODY
IT Is not in competition with any other Ameri-
can enterprise, and, if necessary, Il can he
operated at loss while engaged in pioneer
ing Moreover, there are unlimited raw TO
sources in this country and plenty OF able
bodied men TO whip those resources ;nte
salable products.
All that seems to be needed to make The
business go is sales machine. Such ma
chime can be organized by the government
nut 1t cannot be made to win by government
patronage alone. The men who manufacture
goods in this country must do the rest They
must get behind the government agencies
and carry forward the work There is u
chance for tremendous national profit ana
large individual profit if the trader in this
country goes after the business and shows
that he knows how to get it.
The new foreign trade committee should
prove a useful institution. There are MANY
tangies which 1T can straghten out There is
much that 1t can do which private interest s
would be unable to accomplish unaided The
next ten years should he an era OF vast foreign
tihde expansion. 1t will be If enough Ameri-
can lndnstrialists show that they have real
vision
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-01
Health Talks by DR.. VIM. Brady
What Germs Have You gu Hands
tcopysikht 1913 o, National NewsbAppt SAP.

81 'T X this sn s.%n LANDS ans ne
eSS n suTYsy So many at,yo nstsGs aTay from
i @ink ne hand 70 mouth theory Of Iniseiion
naeon ro
sea, arms, door Knobs ana The IKE, is con.
il ever really happens =
a clinical pa tholoEis; o: high professional
nc. misreprssen, fact in order to carry an
sa,emen' Wod have Been less mise s G'ss As
Baers nnuen1ae ard spir9shae,a paillda
iii Of
h esa ha and SIX i Is rarely they die on US
The doctors idion Is unfortunate: he means
that that thfse germs rarely die in less than six
m ara
hos r Sta.e for isn years AND have found
s1S the avssase period for disease germs
possible. aside from Inc germs m EN- IS
~ss ria, r tHa as sssn can nns
noag serous ness Gs s eapaos OF
aass,ioa; Hand Infection is the inns modern N
s sn p and nurss LABOR so hard 70 p!sven
siismber Perfect cleanaoss plus tnS trained trained
saS and and nS
The Ha pa5ent ii dron tn, apnsg5
!n9:ns t9 be ptcved. however, Mouth 10. mouth
eesan Is nem1n and or ar@ne
mo,n,ane In the spray given on from nose ana
a a'Ets up 70 toar 81 fEo,n a. iacs q orc
sneGzing or coughing without covering tho nose
DR. SHERIFF. Of sr s
ana oss be
stances Ina, absorb and, transmit ,nteetionj
! should stiii take chance on shaking hands
@ prov Gsi c did I" NOT Hse Or cough az
me or spray me with h's un'naskcd converse.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-01
News Of Fifty Years Ago
(From the Richmond Dispatch, Dec l. 1859

The Chesapeake and OHIO stoc}shoidefs al an
adjourned meeting yesterday adopted the pla n
for the extension of the road 10 Inc Ohio River
known the Huntington contract The FOL
lowing directors were elected: Coils r. HINT T..
tnkton. A. a. Lowe. w. H. Aspinwali plhny
Fish. David Sewart Jonas a. Clarke William n
Hatch, IT, Chester Pafs5ne. JOHN. Echois, vii
liam G. W'ckham and Joseph Il. Anderson. All
but the last three named arc nj New York and
with the contract just ratified.
to the rigid laws against tonperin. with letter
boxes the streets ana they have been in
structed to arrest persons violating the same
The Peoples Savings Bank-of Petersburg has
been chartered. capital sock not less than $50 :
GOO nor more tllan 100000. James ii. Plat is
president ard four members of The board Of
directors are negroes.
General Cnnhy yesterday accet,lcd the resIs
nation Of Beverley b. Botts, clerk of tile County
Court Of CuIpeper.
Waehington Jennings. constable Of Fred
eficksbifs, has bscn removed by General t,anbv
Messrs. Carr. Massie and j. Amber Smith
and colorecd delegation who bolted tho recent
radical Republican cu,ivtDtioh in this city, had
an interview with President Grant Yesterday
ufEing the immediate admission Of Virginia mi o
the Chlou. "
gaptain liizhmsh reports the elevation of
White TOP Mountain In Southwest Virginia 10
be 4s0 feet. or 1000 feet higher than Peaks
Married: On the twenty fifth Of November at
MI. Calvary Church Baltimore. by Rev. Alfred
a Curtis Colonel Pdyton WISE Of Hchmont to
MISS Laura Mason. eldest daughter OF General
II. ii. Christian
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-01
A Daily Once Over

Many nights YOU return your home so
catigucd that you wonder If you tossing
strength permanently.
Then, mentally you see yourself ,n an easier
lob and one less remuncrativc because you were
unable 70 hold tho present postion; and the
more you think the more aarinc you become
and the more sure you arc that you Just cannot
ho'd out.
Get rid OF eHch thoughts.
Persons have died fright, but that was
waen something shocking Took them unawares.
You are perfectly we'll aware OF how tired you
arc every night.
Then you llavc opportunity 10 counterfeit
that wcaTncsS.
IL is not the physical exhaustion which s do
Ing YOU so much harm as the worry over IL.
instead. why do YOU not take to
have Your case diagnosed by who can nm
dcrStand just what muscles have been strained
and give YOU exercises which Will relieve by
u.imG another the same set in an oppU-
site way?
No matter what the strain there is an cxer-
else which will helm YOU.
study the natural remedy and quit worrying
and iretting about it.-CopyriBht, 1919
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-01
From Other Viewpoints
Why Our ProietariEt Is Cnpitalistic
BY ALFRED q. WILLIAMS.

pso ID The w daaas sa SEs il '1 Inc fs n as
show that the strictly savings banks. aside from
ocGS9U r&e ' a1e SaKs n Wi
S5n 700 the riot TO Oa ne ippo&lns EqSs Of co.
ropula ion and twice our entire vote. We can
@3n Women ana cdTsn 81 he eH X CT ha as
bank l. nGconnts and there are two bank accounts
,osem o o from tne ssmG 'gsia1 ssasn
q Liberty Bonds put OUT by the govcGnnent in
TIE last Two Years; he national banks hold less
700, sooooo OF new national bonds are in tic
hands Of the people have been absorbed
Al 'hese aGspositGrs and bond holders in
With %"nk a,s ea aaf ma" in h w0n sst
anaiysi', has chat much beyond mmediate needs
Msaae PsTsona contern IN the stas ri S III II:
and hanl; books and some government bonds
her aa@ Iop' h as""a ,ae l5rls
nHG OF nnyins Their hnnk1 ruined or their bonds
t" some XII Kin! OF conservative and stabilzins
too well set TO want 10 take chamces OF sickmesa
End End death and funeral expenses and the help
With nothing 70 start on. Il We lave . little.no
o% 70 e Mf es
TIA the theories Of some political or sociological
ana ca, he mad int. sss II aSds Use
wonder tho ,hevins Bolsevis, leaders in f1 so
crazy and fraudulent schemes OF government.
lnsis cry out in dcsnairinE fury that America
make no impression. Where the proletarIat
have become tho capitalists Eolshevist theories
and theorists likely 10 run against such
stern realities as ropes aud guns and the Amer
lean citizen aroused aid In his lighting cot hes
in witch conditions lie is liable TO disregard
even tho most aiurins soap boz ofatory ma 10
do pc rsonal damage.
II to be evident that with al; the talk
we have had Of unrest Of nigh cost of living
and Wild eHiravagsnee. some os us--soE,c forty
millions or more OF Us have saved some money
ment bonds The treasury. accordins 10 Mi.
Mhal he is talking about just as well as Mr.
Williams, OF Richmond Va. has passed ths
pcak ot Indebtedness and begins to scale doWf,
Nt;lc, by diminished expenses ara increasing
income. That is better than Ne did in ,hn frst
year af:cr the civil War. After that war there
was no such showing %! savings among the peo.
pie have
Theec actual tac,s 80 to connrm the many
letose then o, IKE tenor, They teud 10 con-
hnils o" the American repntic and peohlc. 1'hey
hts "a the headlines. will snbslde Wit, aston
lshing swi:tn"ss. that Sable DEBTS will be!
Sin 20 mel; .ilrlos:' before rsnlly nra feel
ing them and chat We entering Il period OF
prosperity and power such people or
country ever has known, which viii make new
demands on our commnn sense and conscicnces
TO meet without disaster. Our real danger may
come with our escape from the dangers we
nov ,c.aggerate' may be the pori OF plethora
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-01
Keyboard Touches
PhilosophT for the Middle Cinss.
BY FRANK 70. BROOKS

The vninsrahls point in times or nnancial dis
panic or the rs"e OF wildcats II specu alton is
the liable OF the middle class. The middle class
ssido'. has SHrpips The rainy day is left to
nhsrtahilty in every reIper, Keeping up ap,,
do. do hSt put binders oyer heir eyes and lake
perat ion When Il ism, desperate i is ludri
ots r set two , hem,isphsres laughing.
race is between good clothes and the 81 orach
IF either must he discarded. good clothes can
be dispensed with. old clothes can he made 10
admit the. wcarcr ii the wearer has good man
Unless the middle class is u climber II
Viii wear patched Of date garments be-
fore II VIII Stihc the appetite Body can
BIO purchased al q knoci down sale. Rigid APP
plicstion OF the brush Will conceal for tile ,ime
being the gloss OF shoddy.
l;ut food is at highwatcr mark just now no
matter what sort one eats. Slsin,p as she ma Y
the middle claas housewife contracts for the
table if she hasn't the cash in a way that
forces her husband 10 computations which make
him eligible fol, fiiianciering of the highest or
der These middle ciasSers generally epi-
cures. Try. az they may they can't subsist on
day of retrenciment The cut, if pride takes
a back seat. is in the domestic government OF
tie home.
il is up to the housewife TO prove herself The
ba la nee wheel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-01
Absut The Cav Service.

To Tie Elto- Of r'hn Tirnce- Dispatch
patch that our city aideruanir hoard was after
the Virginia Railway Ana row.t company absu,
the stree, cars ourihE rush hours They want
being efficient enough.
am yoter in ,hta ,own; end IN, tired Of
some OF the investigators get to work. Or lei
ton And one 81 liz tSns s , ae' nee snseT.
e1h need. Il ondy---is our great gas plant
j.. couldn't be given l have use "A Kerosene
lanp here 70 see now 10 read al night: Last
OUT my Kerosene lamp TO help out fut that is
N. only night I've been able TO do SO for n
wen, into the bathroom the other nlsht to
heat come water about a pinto shave. Their
the Talhfoom But the uontraption did 10, Inr.
lad TO heat it on a canned hcat@r:, Ana Then
lake our street car SYSTEM Tie mon who are
ore giving us excellent, service. Eh out city.
conductTd gas pIsnt: Loo; al II boys Look
II II were being run by gang OF worthless
in social visits 20 the nerer West End where
the houses are eYnipnea with electric lights,
fs isl az hy !hf gwfr compamy iari hsns
worthless service given mo b. the town IN tic
s.s l iars 70 struggle along With. I'd move
my place Of business. can't AFFORD the time
going and coming 70 work. Out there I'd get
The service of an efficient company-thc Power
As voter want the Power Company lc.
ten AFTER. Tvs been threatenlns IN take dras
deaf and .n;. only pleasure Is feadna III night
hut there IS no pleasure in Il when have 10
100! Win ~; outrageous service rendered by
Gelent-hishy 50: he gas plant il Worthless.
Let Tie Power Company alone ana & after the
gas house gang
Richmond. Va November is 1919
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-01
Rcorganizing the Army

CONGRESS is face to face with the oues-
~ ton Of fixing the basis for 81 peare-ii,,e
army and within the next few weeks new
military policy must be determined There
are sharp divisions OF opinion as to the sj2c
OF the new army and as to the processes of
Keeping ii recruited to full strength. Moro
over, there are varying proposals for uni
versai military training and compulsory mill.
tary service
IL the feelings OF the people. at large are
consulted, 1t Is morally certain that no svs-
TEN OF militarsm will be provided for nv
Congress- This war was fought that mill
tarism might be crushed in Europe, and that
inc world might be relieved Of the burden
VI vast ornaments. America resorteu 10
mllltariStlc program for the sole purpose OF
meeting and defeating tile power OF Tho
enemy, but ii did not take up arms with The
expectation of renal ming an armed camp for
an indefinite period Of time.
The professional soldiers OF the War DO
partment, with the approval Of Secret.r,
baker have recommended that standing
army OIL o0U,UO0 men bs provided for aud
lave evolved system OF universal training
and compulsory service which will keep the
army at full strength, besides creating
powerful reserve force or from 100000 to
100000 men. This is indeed an ambitious
scheme And it is surprising that the gen
eral staff should have persuaded Secretary
BAKER TO give ii his Endorsement
IL is the more surprising for tile reason
mat neither MIR. Baker nor the general staff
mas given the country any satisfactory reason
why Such system is needed. They have not
stated that they expect another war in the
near future. They have limited at possible
clash with Mexico, but they have not boldly
declared that they favor war with the south
ern republic. They have inin,ated that this
country might some day have TO fight japan.
put most of them agree that war i'll the
orient Is but remote possibility OF best
1t is undoubtedly the part OF good noJicv
Tor the United States TO maintain a modern
and resourceful military establishment. The
time has not come when such nation as
this may completely dsarm itself The gov
eminent may have serious domestic dfjcui-
ties to face in the next few years but no
military authority has proved the necessity
lot standing army of 100000 men with
reserve of many times that many men
ready to REINFORCE the regular divisions
AL these questions arc to be fully debated
when the time comes to act on the army re-
organization bills. Perhaps when the pend.
Ing measures are taken up the War Depart-
mept viii be able TO make a better case than
Ii already ma made. Unless it does il is
morally certain that the opposition to the
great military establishment now proposed
WI be overwhelming and will defeat the
mbitious plans OF the general staff
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-01

thousands or other American boys were
manned for the rest OF their days. and yet
what the Virginia Representative says un-
questionabiy is true. And Lodge and his fell
low obstructiorists know that 1t is true In
closing his address AIR. Flood paid the fol-
lowing tribute to the President "He is
great President, self-poised and courageous,
honest and able, brilliant and patriotic in
guarding every interest OF America and OF
humanity; he has won his way into the hearts
OF the people, not only of this country,
but OF the entire world and today every
where he is locked upon the foremost man
and the wsest statesman OF his day and
generation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-01
10 Nokc Mn,nr,,i su,v.,

,6n s' a;o t.nr M m. Sovi o 81 psspnTs
survey OF HE eastern portion OF thr
State. and DEMONSTRATION or mean,
The counties which desire II. and are
willing TO put up n small amour. or
money 10 aid In paying for the survey
~ n doubt tina, the only cause OF
malaria or chills and Fever. as II was
known TO the older people for years
o! health officials. The charts ahow-
ing the results OF eradication Of The
mosquito on the malaria rate provo
his COnClnS!NelY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-01
SEEN ON THE SIDE
Bi HENRY EDWARD WARNER
The (:Obblcr.

The GobSler looked az the AK. and the AK looked
back at him.
And little bird said 'Chwecp. chweep.
chweep!' as ne swung on bending limb
Ana the longer the GObblcr looked at the Az
she deeper his pondering grew
AAd he thought OF roast, and he thought of
hash. and ne thought OF the Third Day
stew.
Ike that;
Would you look az me in pondcrins way and
shake in your tearsome fat?
Would you look at me in your fcarsone way
with your heart n! up In a lump,
While stood by with cruel eye By the side
OF cruel stump
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-01

Educational leaders. at the conference just
closed. were Joined to their idols and in the
face Of opposition forced through the reso-
luton favorng ratification OF the Susan y.
Anthony suffrage amendment to the Federal
Constitution. That action was uncalled for
and had no rightful place in the program
Of business before the conference Let il
be hoped that it will not initiate against the
interests OF rthc public schools or Virginia
when they come before the General Assembly
in January asking vastIy increased appro-
priations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-01
T,yo Iiurt I'm Wreck.

ONANCOCK. Va. Nov. 30 I'm Tho
wreck on the -. y. r. G. ~ Railroad
caused by The ear-eud collision Of
iwo freight trains. three rainmcn.
J. ConoWay conductor: ] II EIiot,.
fiasman ami Paul Smith train hind.
fatally Thr wreck was caused hy
tho tal!ite or tho nofthbpund freight.
which was running on the south track
tD let a passenger train paSS 10 see
tie stop signal in Il dense fog Traf.
ne was delayed abou, two hours
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-01
Protes, Against Fec Increase.

trial congress. in session nj SchooI.
held. has passed resolutions protest
Ing against the recent substantial In
doctors for professional service 'rhe
resolution. which represents the voice
OF 5000 empioyecs and their families
after expressing disapproval, charges
that the rates now III vogue are eSor-
bitant, nnwarranted and unjust tilted.
and that II Is all added burden aud
hafdship upon thc workers and the
poor. The resolution adds tina: AS
result OF The new scale Of prices many
neup!e VIII have 10 go without neccs
sary medical attention
the doctors are asked 80 revise their
lists aud 10 give the resolution earnest
nSiIhrnIINn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-01
WIN co.t,., r,,s.,,,,

LYNCHBURG. Nov. S0.-Tae cohtes,
oi tn" election held here November 1,
at which ths city-tnana ger plan was
adopted for the city government, will
come 10 the attention or Judge Barks-
dale IN the CITY Circuit Court about
December 90. I; l. expected that argu.
!nent. for the contest will bc coiducted
~ Folney T.. Howard ard Randoiph
Harrison. wiila Fred Harper aud Leon
Goodman viii represent the cry Man
hEnr Association. which hro,ight abbUi
The election ANA secured a majority OF
fit for The change.