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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16
Health Talks by DR.. VIM. Brady
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by most women and some OF our most enomi.
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and not ,S Satss :. iii very frsauens IS. N''
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to9Tihh yp !, so last 81: should be worn:
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saS I. at least the Stocking
sse, s aSssIns PoXaer alum inside stocking
pG anoSer 's seo shoes ssmedy Is soaking .,
b se e's sI a. night e in a soYon Of o.
,n. , .s: f m5s, 0swssn til: toes
feds Of clean dry sauz. Or ABSORBENT co,,oe
sslsSe acid in ten parts q sns ssaate
mig, Be shanxsd Often as they Sesoms soiS Se
il 20 Ss sun sss s: than .., f S.r
p,,, 9uestton. and Answers.
ey'esiEht? MISS p E 1
Answer-So.
q His:
h hey. after having tho tonss removed: 8.
out? miss 7, 7
Ansver-l. fes. about one chance in ia. 600.
=, Sos 49, at all Ths sooner the patient gets out
smp!sye d., the e. patient is usually kept aped for
da as With PEOPLE on crowded street.
3. Diseased tonsils. meaning infected tonsiis and
health. $500 Wv go" VIC
Hot water Before Breakfast-Is 1t beneficial
TO drink pint OF hot water containing a paist.
ing? IMRS / ~ Wy
Answer-lt is at least harmless Many peo.
pie ind that IT aids normal bowel action It
but rising. 's'
Cancer Is Not Tnherited.-I am eighteen and
engaged to young man twenty -one, but my
~ r.
Answer.since cancer is not inherited tn.
eo1ection Is oFercautious. Possibly your par.
.nts have other objections which you do not
understand. NV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16
V0TE'T0 RETURN TO WORK
In New York Back o..
job on Adjustment
Proposai.
ny Universal seryIceI

NEW YORK. Oct. l5.--t'erry service
between New York and New Jersey
was restored 10 normal today, and
lonsshorcmen and other harbor work,
ers began returning TO work. Accord
ing TO union leaders gore than 10000
OF the men were back on the Job. and
$1,000 SHOULD pc ~ work tomorrow
Twelve OF the biggest locals have
voted to return to work until Decem-
her !. when their case Will be re-
opened by the national adjustment com
mission II the cost OF living has not
been reduced by that time. This an
nounSement was made tonight by T..
v. O'Connor. president OF the Interna-
tlpnal union.
4 message from Railroad Directors
Hines. urging the striking employees
OF the American Railway Express
Company TO return 10 work pending
adjustment Of their demands. was not
submitted to the strikers for cote
today AZ had been expected.
The strike spread widely today. and
the tie.up may be extended to every
city east OF Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16
PROF. }. N. HARRIS DIES
yirkinisa Passes Away Whese DIs.
eeveVtes Adtet MiiIisas to
Wsalth Of South.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, Oct. TO-
Professor JeYe ~. Harris. OF Lignum,
native OF Louisa County. master OF
arts OF the University OF VirElnlH and
professor OF chemistry In FurmRn Uni-
OF years.
He established the first cotton seed
oil mill ever located In that state and
discovered the value Of COTTON seed
hulls, which have added mfliIons TO the
value Of the cotton crops OF the South
ln 1887 he retired from that line of
State and purchased the .Germarna
farm. in Orange County. and Western
View. In Culpeper County. He served q
visors Of Culpsper County, and was
largely instrsmental In establishing
TIE present system OF good roads In
that county
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16

Road. further to the west. from it's inter
section with Laburnum Avenue to the en-
trance to Bellevue Park, is nothing but a
succession of holes, aud this Is the only
road to Richmond for thousands Of people
who live in this thickly populated territory.
With these roads in this condition thus
early and after only few hours Of rain,
imagination fails at tho prospect with the
coming OF winter. The thoroughfares here
mentioned lead only to the north, but those
leading in every other direction are equally
as bad, except the Cary Street Road to the
west. 1t may be impossible to build good
roads before the inclement weather sets in,
but the city could at least make temporary
repairs that would render them safe for
travel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16
Keyboard Touches
Knocks Plus Dsty Eqsal Success
BY FRANK II. BROOKS

Every man at the top can show scars from the
fui mar =, II more Or less selfish man.the de.
h the Obscure" ot course. II the .scen.
Vim, would have nothing 70 complain o. and
move on The man who makes nirhts wants
doesn't want the laurels divided.
More eaningless stun has been written and
p printed on the secret Of success than any
TO get there. It's toot and scramble all along
the road. And yet, il we get away from
the pecunIary point of view. shall find tina
there are some simple rules the observance Of
which VIII cross you ovor Do your duty Con-
crete of the Golden Rule? Yes. But doing your
duty doesn't consist IN taking care Of yourself.
There are other numbers besides No. !. Duty
that - not willing to share and share alike will
consulate the blood OF any man who tries 1t.
Thereau said he would rather sit on 4 pump.
kin and have it all to himself than to be
crowded on velvet cushion
u was such wish that made Thereau = hug.
attainments. How Emerson dreaded meeting
him!
Don't back the man ~he is forever twattllns
about doing his duty. Remember what Ed.
Hove said; There is sort OF morality that is
Finally, brethren. now is the time, to look
out for propaganda. Hot air is the other name
for much that calls itself propaganda.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16
The Loat Cause n, Net Dead

. The Lost Cause IL Net Dead
To the Editor of The Times Dispatch:
Sir.--The recent unwilling OF the statue Of
Stonewalr Jackson, which called together
such an assemhlaSe OF representative men and
women. must have famed into fame the en-
thusiasm In many hearts for the cause.-the
died ''' ""'N'' "'
Il siy:s I'D sddss meaning ans force to zsn,!
h .o Mas Mass. who says The so.callsd
s sesad Of H., the patriot dawn The eomnE gem
reEisiI1 ITO may be medined away from I'M
eons"nt Of the governed, local seif-sovern-
States" - -
South fought for The Same principe. and ,h hat t
new nations seeking self determination can
md no better model with some slight modii,
fcderatc States
Senator Borah is another strong advocate of
state rights. DECLARING that the power con-
troll the franchise is-1he chief cornerstone OF
State self-sovernment, TO abstract which is
He refused to support the Anthony amend :.
ment for the sake Of supposed political ex-
ror which will follow the adoption OF tina t
amendment among the white of the
rural districts of that section From these
women he has had Thousands of letters beg
cling him to them from tho situation
which will inevitably follow the ratitica ton
OF this measure. STATE RIGHTS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16
DANIELS sUBf|yZ5Nfrz
RADIO CONTROL .PlaGRAM
Would Place Privately Owned.
tions Under National Commis.N
sion's Jurisdiction. f>'sA
OPERATORS TO BE LICENSED
Measure Placed Before Congress Has
Public Ownership Provision Elimi.
nat~d-Navy Department to Main.
tain Its Own Stations.
10y Annotated rress.l

WASHINGTON. Oc,. IA new mol.
ICY Tor control and development OF
rao'o communications was laid before
congress today by Secretary Daniels.
provides for maintenance Of both
na!ai and private stations. with tho
a''er uhocr control OF national "a.
existinr " nr nav and proposes to open
puoIIc correspondence ri rate, 70 re-
r H4ea by the Navy Department. and
General public transoceanIc corrc.
s WonId ice, through naval stations
private service SUSPENSION OF
Under Radio CommisnIon.
,,c erivaie radio stations would be
sion and GS M sne national radio commits
Of i,, would "ns, be under the supervision
composed Of four members and DC
v wiib appointed by. the President.
pa parsms;nts. The secretary Would Be
r he', com ,1s pf,,csr Of The navy.
TO assist Americans in estabiishiSeqa
.adio facilities with foreign countriss
ternatens sSe Tsd, ,he g92vernmsnt in IN.
companies. W pt
strikes Out Public Ownership.
Dan,., presenting the bill. Secretary
n.n n!eis struck out provision In his
previous tentative measure provldins
ins stations or those under construc.
ZION and that siviik the Navy Depar;.
ment exclusive control OF all radio
opeer rIaons In the future.
fIlVate radio companies would no,
r pI pe na h, to affiliate with subms.
phone systems without consent ors
n .ionai commission and private com
prntes would not be permitted TO on
erate IN The philippines and the Pr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16
A Daily Once Over
Dsa't Bvas r.e Mach

Which weuid you rather have, the gain or
the name?
There good many persons who would
be shown little attentions and favors by others
just cannot keep still about the good things
they enjoy.
Now 1t is fns 10 a person who is happy
and joyous and satisfied with everything that
he she Possesses falls heir 10. but II is
very ebnoxtous to the one who has struggled
to hear another Dragging about just that pos
session
Furthe Fmore. there - nothing which reacts
against tho possessor this very spirit.
EnthusIasm in an exaggerated form Is apt
to he mistaken for this spirit.
So these enthusiastic ones should be careful
in their exuberant spirits, and thoughtful OF
the feelings OF others.
The enthusiastic Is generous and wants others
to have the same reasons for rejoicing.
The braGgart is selfish and wants exclusive
right and takes pleasure In shaking 1t In tho
face OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1919
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16
SAYS GERMANS REFUSE
TO AiD FOOD BLOCKADE
Misister Declares People CaRwet JeiR
IN Movement whieS They char.
aetertse4 ~ BYstsl,

my Uniyerssi Ssrviee.]
BERLIN. Oct. IS.TC1ermanv will not
approve OF blockade OF Rusyia as
q matter Of principle. Nor will she
actively Join in that measure except
under conpuision.
Tho government has not taken q
position to the allies note. but that
attitude seems foreshadowed by an
said:
Having felt the terrible effects OF
the most brutal and inhuman methods
on our bodies, we cannot be expecded
TO join willing to inlet tho suffer-
Ing Of death upon another people.
against which we ourselves protested
as inhuman, though in vain"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16
SEEN ON THE SIDE
BY HENRY EDWARD WARNER
The Movement

Moving out. moving mo tho rattle and the
din,
How the wagon hubs 60 creakinE with the fur.
niture and tin!
Tearing up the summer flooring,
Hauling out tho picture frames.
Packing UP the children's playthinss,
All the picture books and games!
Juggling up. Juggling down. moving everything
to town
While the Artist Of October's paintinr all Of
Nature brown!
Have to move because it's schooItime-
Isn't It holy sin?
Got to miss the best OF seasons
Moving out, moving In!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16
What Is Tho Truth?

/ ] is not idle curiosity which prompts the
country to insist upon the truth and the
whole truth regarding the sickness OF the
President 1t is the profound interest and
anxiety which all decent Americans feel over
the infrmity Of the great official who not
only stands at the head Of their government
but in whom ccnters the vital affairs of the
whole civilized world.
For days wild and irresponsible rumor
has been busy. 1t has been said and re-
peated again and again that Mr.. Wilson is
suffering from disorders which have un-
balanced him mentally as we'll as caused
his utter physical collapse. These rumors
have been circulated by hostile United
States Senators in communications to con-
stituents for the apparent purpose Of
eliminating Mr.. Wilson as a factor in ma.
tional and international affairs.
The attending physicians have been re-
served in their condolences to the public
they have declined to make answer to the
uneasy reports. and have stood unhlnchingly
upon their brief and somewhat unenlighteninr
bulletins. From professional standpoint
they can scarcely be blamed for their ret
icence, but the time seems to have come
when more frankness is needed at the White
House in order to give the country such
reinsurance as IL obviously is entitled to
have.
There can be no question that Mr.. Wilson
is very sick man. The doctors them
selves have said as much in SO many. words
They have added that he probably will he
an invalid for many weeks to come II this
much is true, something more definite than
nervous exhaustion" seems TO have been
suffered by the President. And it is that
something that the American people feel
that they have right to know. 1t would
be far better, in the circumstances il the
physicians and the Presidents immediate
household authorized candid and somewhat
detailed publication OF the exact diagnosis
! in the case. This might relieve much. OF
| the anxiety now prevailing generally, but il
| 1t only increased that anxiety, it would still
! be better for the people to have the facts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16
llllual.

Ior The Times Dispatch)
"heh tne autumna match their Grim.
.Sheaf to sheaf In blood and vein;
When they spill 1t through tho hedge.
Sow II broadcast by the rain; ~
When the furnished dream is oyar,
And the gold and brown-hued leaf.
Lies on upland and on lowland
As fading' finished grief;
When tho last bird note has followed.
All the notes that went before;
"nen the waters make thcir. moorings
Then ] seek an arch and altar,
Carved 10 memories that I Know.
AND kneel TO sheave my tcrlmsons.
Prayer to prayer of long ago.eEf
VIRGINIA. STAIT.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16

Senator Norris In opposing the Shantung
clause in the treaty argues that its approval
will mean the death OF Christianity in China
For a man who admits that he never had
any connection with Christian movement,
: the Senator from Nebraska is manfestng
, zeal for the cause of Christian missions that
will bear examining into before the Christian
speople OF America accept him as Il safe leader
lin determining their attitude on any clause
OF the peace treaty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16
Cors-,.S the Greu.A.

Nov, Witness" said the prosecuting attor-
ney, you have to tell the truth, tho
whole truth and nothing but the truth"
The witness Sulped silently.
Now, did you did you not this de-
PENDANT approach his wife and strike herr"
Yes. and perhaps. suh." said the witness
What kind of answer Is that?' demanded
the attorney.
Yes seen him; didn't see him strike
her. but perhaps he did. subj"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16
Air Pansenre,. n,c,,,.

PARIs. Oct: ia giant airplanc
hy,ng from ENGLAND to Italy landed
nall a mile from the village OF Cha
role. nifty miles north Of Lyon. this
morning. One Of tho wheels was
broken when the landing was made,
PVT none OF the seven passengers were
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16
Gets Service MednI,

WASHINGTON, Oct. I6.-The bis.
tinsuished Service Medal for 'meri-
torious and distinguished services
Brigadier.GenerAi Albert II. Blanding,
who commanded the Fifty-third Infan.
try brigade. according to a War De-
partment snnouncement today. Con
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16
Sssreh tor Mis.i.s Wen.a.

MACON. Ca, Oct. il5.-Ths finding OF
tss hat, shoes and purse Of Miss Kath-
crime Lons, music teacher and sister
W.,olesale Cigar and Grocery Company,
OF this city. ON the banks Of the Ocmui-
gee River near here. shortly before
plssina woman had been drowned, A
search Is being made for the body.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16
Oust German Autxnrltie.

LONDON. Oct. 15.-Thc Western
Russian Central Council !aas ousted
the German authorities at Mitau, re-
placing them by regime headed by
acheidemann. according to q wireless
dispatch received here from Berlin. 4
state Of siege has been declared al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16
Diseuss Insvnsee Te,ic..

LOUISVILLE. KY. Oct, ib-Matters
dealing with fire prevention and co,
operation between the companies and
Insurance departments and TIE weed.
nantea. were on the program Tor rem.
oral discussion at the convention here
today of the National Association OF
Fire. Insurance Agents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16

The supreme council of the peace confer
ence has not yet determined what, DISPOSE
ton. shall be made OF Turkey. Regardless
or the opinion OF diplomatists, the whole
OF civilized mankind made up its mind long
ago that the Turk must be driven out OF
Europe and his rule restricted to his own
people in Asia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16

Great Britain has ratified the treaty OF
peace. so has France, and has Italy, the
last named by royal decree IL the action
of Italy's King shall be held valid without
sanction of his Parliament, the treaty Will
become effective, the necessary three of the
allied powers having given II their adher-
ence. In the meantime, the United States
through its Republican Senate. wrangles and
plays politics, and apparently would drop
the whole treaty into the discard for the sake
OF party advantage. Truly, the Lodges, the
Borahs and the Johnsons have shoudcred a
tremendous burden OF responsibility before
the court Of civilization.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16

esa Colonel Z. NJ. House has returned home
{ from Paris, but. like the President, he is a
Hsick man, and likely will be unable to par
y ticipate further in diplomatic affairs as the
Presidents confidential adviser for some
time to come. This is greatly TO be re-
GREETED. as his counsel to supporters Of the,
treaty in the Senate pending the Presidents
restoration TO health undoubtedly would
prove very helpful in clearing up mscon
ceptiops connected with the negotiations
which have been seized upon by opponents
Of the treaty to create prejudice against it.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16
FIsn 10 stop Lynehinr..

NASHVILLE, TENN, Oct. ia
state conference on law and order
here today attended By representatives
Of various State organizations Is eX-
OF action. Governor a. H. Roberts.
whose avowed ambition 1t is to have
his sdministrat ton unsullied by a
lynching, Is the principal speaker.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16
THURSDAY. OCTOBER is, 1919.

Even with Foch. Clemenceau and Des-
chanel candidates for the presidency, France
has not found it necessary to tear the peace
treaty TO pieces and befog the issues. France
has much 10 learn yet before it can play
the game of politics as it is played i'll this
alleged land Of the free.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16
Came rrStectisR.

We understand the Florida authorities
soins to prohibit tho use OF live nickaninnies as
alligator bait
They say ths've got to do something TO check
tho rapid disappearance OF the alligator through
indigestion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16
DisKnoslS.

Stick out your tongue. Madame" said the
Eminent Physician. NO, not all OF it--half
will do. That's all right Now you may reel
1t in"
And as he made note he added:
You'd better away for six months, and
tell your husband to come in as as you're
como and I'll give him somethin. to quiet his
nerves"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16

More work more pay, would be slogan
which capital could not we'll afford to op-
pose; but when the demand is for less work
ana more pay 1t hnds itself on solid grounds
OF public sympathy in not yielding.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16

Doubtless the intentions OF those citizens
OF Werton w Va, who forced the I. w. w.
TO KISS the flag were excellent, but wasn't 1t
little rough on the nag?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16

II anybody is assured OF getting to heaven
II Is Cardinal Mercer. And he told great
Philadelphia audience, in his farewell ad.
dress that he had no hope OF ever seeing
any Of them again
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16
DixrI.r up III. OIa o,e.

Say, you Jones! Why didn't youh tell
that boss you sold me had tn heaves. huh?"
wall. Perk; tn truth Is. tn man't sold him
T. me didn't say nothin' an tn boss. he didn't
say nothin' an thought mebbs it war a Sc.
cret."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16

Evidently the North Dakota Non.Partisan
League idea Of the way to put the banking
business on higher level was to get busy
kiting securities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16
PuHEle.

Gosh don't see this" puzzled Mr.. Publico,
rubbing his chin. MY landlord writes that
his conscience won't let him keep it up. and
he reduces our rent"
Well. that's simple, isn't it?" inquired Mrs.
Publico.
NO, I'll be hanged IL it is. understand about
reducing the rent all right, all right, but I'm
darned II figure out where he got that
conscence!"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16

5,,-Let Berlin protest as it may that the Ger
man troops now attacking Lcttish forces in
front of Riga are not subservient to the com
mand OF the German government, it will not
he believed. There is every evidence that the
outbreak OF hosti1tes on this front has the
secret sanction Of Berlin. and that IL is but
one of many steps Germany is taking in its
carefully planned efforts TO recuperate it's
military power and make good its territorial
losses. With the allies seemingly impotent
and disintegrating, their inaclon and supine-
ness directly traceable TO the failure OF the
United States Senate TO ratify the peace
treaty, It is not. unlikely that Germany will
succeed in its ambitious designs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16
Voice of the People

Letter. must rive the sa.e and ssav~s. 81
TAG writer. Name will not be puhilsbed II
writer 80 yeqaests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-16

Gzfichmond is almost at the beginning OF
another winter season and unless the
authorities charged with such matters shall
bestir themselves the streets which afford
physical communication with the outside
world and over which thousands of persons
residing in the outlying sections are COM
PEELED to travel daily. will continue to be
aa disgrace TO the city itself and accursed
ct all who use them This has been the
csonditon for many years, but hope was held
out IN the recent bond issue that measure
81 relief would be given before the coming
g bad weather. Only the barcst sort of a
start has been made, and the omen working
season is nearly over 1t will REQUIRE re-
doubled efforts on the part Of the city if
conditions this winter are not found worse
IMAM they ever have been before. Work ia
Under way on the extension Of Chamberlain
Avenue 10 the north, but even with this
road abomination removed there remains the
extension TO the south, which Ginter Park
Fesidents must use in going TO and from the
center OF the city The surface OF this road
NpHg ago was worn away, and now it presents
aEEual dangers TO traffic to say nothing q,
5tS~discom forts, while no later than Mond,,
Two cars were mired on this avenue 4" viii
this all but impossible, North Side resi
dents have left to them the Brooklanc
Z boulevard, already sea OF mud with rocky
SEEged bottom. where bottom can h,
found; North Avenue, where countless car
4 kSPe met with disaster, and the Brook Roar
Witch presents equal terrors Hcrmitar,