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Health Talks by DR.. VIM. Brady
Ine Danger, of neins Alive tt1).
tCepyriRht ists Nat,onai Nswauapa, s.,S. :. \

Typhoid fever. tho public health authorities
sssure us, Is Nth disease. Every indiviuuaI
Hho contracts typhoid fever has In sofno man.
ne, tnten into the alin.entary trac, some of the
IS q journey y; twenty or Atty nilee down a
river from the place where tho Nth or sewage
enters the river to tho place where tho diluted
swase Is pumped into tho municipal water sup
water. Or the milk contaminated by tho milk
mans NTH. or that OF some reoent tynhod pa
t,ent in his household. Typhoid epidemlos are
therefore disgrace to community. for they
Every so-called cold" or othor respiratory
Injection is due to transfer OF excrota, to
EIre IL polite name, from the nose or throat
or one person TO the nose throat OF another.
.anad5iy; come one spits Ia your face, politely
Win cold" OF one kind or another.
lnfoetnnately. az tho germs carried In tho
Hroplets tnyteible droplcts as a rule) OF sputum
from your friend the person with the slight
INJECT, mteG.ion begin to multiply and invade your
.ss'uss from your nose or throat. you are likely
10 tncl chilly II not frank chill, and then YOU
a !et. al you tondly imagine that you are
'sSmE coa. and you proceed to warm up with
view toward preventing "oxposure" Mean
IA your tissues, then you have II for a while
@hu perhaps you feet warm enough when your
system reacts to the invasion with fever.
respiratory lnfect,on 10 term have used
sats SHOWN 10 DO conveyed by the transfer or
s sp from one person to another. and these are
'nS ttnportant diseases SO transmitted:
Coryza Ordinary ao-called cold In tho head,
iOfa Snn aunsy acute bronchitis. pneumonia
scarlet fever. whoopins cough. cereoro-spinai
a unninsris, MANTLE paralysis. and probably
'omps chleHenpox and smallpox.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-24
Keyboard Touches
"Do As Sny, Not As no.,
BY FRANK IL. BROOKS.

The habit OF paying tribute 10 the virtues OF
the dead when the dead were living has been
observed for more generations than can be
readily computed. II Is eommendahlc habit,
or course Shak espsare takes the other end OF
the stick: The evil which men do lives after
hem: The good Is Oft Inferred with their homes"
But unless a man has been the side OF wrong
doing all his life his evils apt to be put
in the ground or the urn, after ne has ceased
nan or wc:nan when .hey arc gone. The
enumerated. Blu; his single virtue loonlod up
Ike lone In waste
In the new aSe mems lives are analysed, hut
they are given the benefit of the doubt after
they have pa ia toll to the grim ferryman. 1t Is
worth repeating, that II is credtable 10 the liv-
Ing to Pay tribute 20 those who longer eX
list.
BUT-i:- Is slightly inconsistent to find that
the man Who is fond OF raising cbenazers to
The virtues of those had them before they
were called away, doesn't always follow in the
steps of :he deserving He breaches of the
GOOD done BY ethers but he doesn't do likewise
those whe tried 20 make this oet.sr world
contrarieties of the day that is stll unex-
planned. 1t may be that such men mean to
amend their lives later and square the big part
OF their shortcomings with some ittle act of
charity at she lowering OF the curtain tho
las. act.
If we to believe what We read in the
New Test the mol will have an easier
time getting through the aye Of needle titan
ihe man who PIRATES about the virtues of Others
while he is dealing cards 10 the Devil.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-24
l.et All Unite for nichmond.

To tho Editor of The Times Dispatch,
c,s'i rnihe labor organizations the Civic Asso-
very desirable and proper function IN he r.
In the to- IN axe hs e pise to g
Our city Is coming into what is probably mo
OF the wondertui growth and prosres. OF Rsh
mono. the high position she has attained to in
great promise for the, future as indicated by
the opinion Of such men as Homer J.. Ferguson,
Sers OF Commerce of the United States: i win
he an everlasting shame If our citizens permit
acicr disturb the harmonions lie me, of6
prevailing in our city. "
i;on We in are re TO forge ahead to We. higher
united effort We must secure 10 Gnnsinus
IN every walk of s VIII mot be s ogT
they arc assured that all possible value in serv.
money collected from them in taxes In ~ cone one
necnen With this demand they viii hav. due
paid 70 the effeien,. official. We csano, hope
e Tapy i there is 70 be
A. the moment there is some unrest mani
tested This. it, appears 10 me. is caused S. a
eov;sto a DOT have adopted
eertinE all The influence they possess to disturb
sas n S.y M haas
hard lime spreading the propaganda I am GER
ia6orers IN R6h@ond arc as, eonss9vs
I'VE: many OF them own homes. Of them
material and moral interests dtsat. eonserva
stsm. This means aiding IN securing the best
BED to administer that sovernms eat Every
ma f ouTht to ns e IN 'hs
Thus II eehooyes every man who lives In sica-
ehmond e t 20 y9te aHa 70 vote that
:icials. ~
a pon s,s df si, nay all poll due sl7
them this month. as delays are danseroms:
Richmond. Va. November Il 1918
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-24
.sHANTUNC RESERVATION
CAUSES JAP COMPLAINT
Representatives of Japanese Foreign
Onlca Construc Acts OF Senate
as "Unfricndly."
NORRIS ATTENDS DINNER
Americans Congratulated Upon "pc.
nnarkable and Conspicuous PART
President Wilson Displayed In
Struggle for World REIMBURSEMENT.
tBy Associated Press.l

TOKYO. Wednesday,. Nov. ls.--rhA
adoption OF the Shaniung reservation
by tho United States Senate caused
some apprehension here as 10 how, II
/, were embodied In the German peace
treaty, 1t would affect tho Chinese sit:
uatlon. The Foreisn ONCE has de.
clined TO comment on the question. /;
has reiterated. however. it's Intention
to cndenvor TO open negotiations Will
China on the Shantuns question as sooa
as the general ratification Of the treaty
Ia announced In Parts.
Representative Japanese arc express
ing the foar that the recurring criti-
c , OK "evoryth!ng Japan does" ss
-, nr,sesion that there Is some basis for
M. INC iden OF deliberate unfriendlmcss
m Anty Say mat any economic advantages
d,, MN Japan obtains In Shantung arc
parts OF China. ~
~ dinner given in honor OF Wis
I Iini,a, is s,l former ambassador to the
and attended by-a representatiye en-.
pany, including American Ambasssno,..
a mo' s,sscn niscoamt ishi! said that be had
totomac River TO CrisfelJ wi,h 500
norance regarding America and AmerI
cans. While he dcplored tho "indiscree,
papers and some Americans concermius
japan. lie had ccpentcdly warned The
d nisst,a. eapsciaily the press, OF the
70 grow out OF hasty. inconslderat.
criticisms OF the United States, and rs
paclaEy OF It's President. The jap
hnese. he declared. deprecated nothing
moro strongly Than the altogether UNI.
deserved attacks that had been made
ron.
After congratulatinE Americans u,on
lEe remarkable and
their iiustrious President" had piaycd
IN the struggle for the world read
1nstment The risoount expressed re.
gret that the Paris conference mad no,
incorporated some guarantee In No
league of nations covenant arains,
Iaeiai discrimination. lie believed that
me OMISSION ~! Of the Just proposition
maze oy Japan would affect the prca.
tise OF the league. but nc was conn
den; 1t would prevail ultimately. and
N!Ihout undue delay.
nfs belief that all countries AFRO con.
tronted by a new and imininent
onhser. namely. war of the e,asrcs.
or war against the state and other
inc deiense, he said. Should lie
common. as the danger is common t.
all; a5i G ds.s,,ns AZ petty and selnsn
character should be merged into th,.
defenser ''''o''
Tuiehl soyeda. former prcs,deu, Of
Inc japanese Industrial Bank. who has
1mst returned from Europe. urged. JjIc
ulsconnt ishii. tho necessity for .
danger 'r os so is combat tho worll
lie favored American and Japnnese co.
operation in the wurl: Of world recon-
san,in and the solution OF unsettled
same militaristic path as ,hn; ;n no
"hieh Germany had stepncd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-24
A Daily Once Over
Putting Things or Until Tomorr.v.

As the man of the house" there are several
little Jobs about your homo which you have neg
iected all too long.
Repairs which had you made them as soon
as discovered would have taken little time and
saved much damage.
Certain things kept in order would facilitate
The work OF your wife.
off:
For months you have been contemplating
work In a Live which requires lot of study.
and you are unfamiliar with the subject you
must put youf mind to it. and you keep post
poning the start.
Some of your financial matters need attention
but IL requires time and study to put hem In
proper shape and you do not do IL.
Your habit of negligence causes you cons!d-
able loss.
Some part Of your property Is run down and
your lack of constructing attention has lost you
several advantageous offers for it.
IL there is anything you know of which YOU
ought do get II and keep It ill
you done With t.-CopyriEht. 1919.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-24
War After the War

wv HILE the way still ragged in Europe and
w the passions OF men everywhere were
still infamed, the allied peoples gave more
and more thought 20 the proposals frequently
advanced TO the general effect that the pun
ishment OF Germany. for having plunged the
world into war. must be continued even after
peace had come. The German nation, it was
argued ID some quarters, must be isolated a.
if afflicted with deadly plague. It's people
must be ogtracized and mus: be made 20
realize what i: meant for great military
power 20 run amuck, drcnchng whole con-
linent in blood.
But grave questions were involved In such
policy and still are involved. 1t may be
true that the German people and the Ger
man government cannot be- divorced in such
matters. Those people made 1t possible for
their government 10 prolong their brutal and
unnecessary and should be made to pay
Il price for their willingness to supper the
military designs OF their rulers, but when
German defeat came, as was inevitable its
people suffered as deeply as il was possible
for men and women to suffer They now
revolt at the sickening thought OF war, 4,
may be assumed, Just as the remainder OF tho
world revoltE. But when peace actually car
the victorious nations were compelled to COLI
slider The possibilities OF the future before
agreeing among themselves that war with
Germany should be carried on after It's
that such an attitude Of hostility and ostra-
| cism. for example might defeat tho one hone
| OF all statesmen in the allied group OF ma
! tions-thc hope Of disarmament This was
! the end TO which all rad been nghting, be.
/ cause in disarmament permanent peace
/ seemed possible.
/ Disarmament could not be accomplished II
! the central powers were to be told tina, thew
[ were not again TO enjoy commercial or social
! intercourse with their late enemies /, ,bnsc
| nations, or any one or them, had been cut
! on from the remainder OF The world sucl,
! action doubtless would have induced Ger.
many to arm Itself again and prepare for
what II would regard as another war at some
near ar remote day. II seems fortunate, ia
the light OF developments during the past
few months, that tho spirit OF reprsal and
revenge was moi carried too far by the peace.
makers, and that Germany will be given such
standing among its enemies as its future and
moi past conduct warrants
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-24
sERBIANs CONCENTRATE
TO OPPOSE D'ANNUNzlO
Admiral Receives Information Thu,
So1aHeHt of DalniatIa VIII Be
Resisted.
TDy AssocI.,ot, P-o.s ,

NENICE, Nov. 23.---A Serbian III
vision; $4,000 strong, and composed or
Spalato, on tho Dalmatian coast. read
TO oppose Gabrielle d'Annunzio il he
approaches that city. according TO in
drews. commander OF the Amoricn,,
forces in the Adria:ic. On board The
armored cruiser Pittsburgh The
american commander Is In wireless
t'an coast, and Is able 10 receive an
answer to message at any poIn;
within iNe minutes Since the Zar;,
expedition of D'Annunzio's. according
20 the reports. tranquiility has pyc-
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InYornfion-

AS pools beneath stone srcn..
e., Darkly within their deeps again
stories anew Of Passing men,
SO let tho living thoughts INF
Morning and evening, In thcir kind
eternal changc In height and deep,
Be mirrored In my happy mind
Beat. world, upon this hear, ho ~,
Your marvel chahted In my Pblood.
cloud ' S0A W
To shine upon my stubborn mood.
Great hills that fold above tho sea
=, Ecstattc airs and Sparkling skies,
Sing out your words to master me
B Mako me impoderatolY wise.
i@ gsi-i ss--By John Drinkwater.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-24
ANGELES REPORTED ALIVE
Adricea From Mexico City Indicate
Chat Villas Lieutenant Was
Not Executed.
IRv Associated Rrcss

WHSHINGTON. Nov. 23.-Private al
City late today indicated that General
Felipe Angeles. the villa chieftnin. had
not been executed as reported iasi
night from San Antonio. and that,
powerful efforts were being made TO
save his life.
The published statement that An
scles had been put TO death without
:r;al by court martial. the adv.ces
sa:d. were known in the Mexican can't
tai 20 be untrue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-24
"REDs" MENACING JAPAN
Retreat Of KoIchaks Forces Cnuscs
Jap Nc-I:nforce m n is in
Siberia.
,By ASSOCIATED Press.

TOKYO. Nov o3.-The opinion Is
growing ~ Japanese army circles Tin.
The retreat OF Admiral Kolchak aaI
the Increasing ascendancy Of .he. Bcl
shevista In Siberia are so Eacnac,nE
that Japan cannot remain Indifferent,
the. jill, Shimpo says. Therefore. Japan,
ADDS The newspaper. may make new
proposal TO the powers rega riding tie
Siberian problem and I!SGH,s.
strengthen the Japanese forces II,
Siberia,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-24
RICHMOND DIMES DISPATCH: MONDAY, NOVEMBER "a 1919

in any conference 10 which Boshevist repre-
sentatfrcs are admitted. whether it involves
merely the Baltic states or the whole OF
Russia. 1t will BIO recalled that seTcral
months ago the United States government
invited all civilized nations to outlaw the
Bolsheyist regime in Russia On this policy
the government stands pat. regardless of the
action OF other countries
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-24
MONDAY, NOVEMBER "a. 1919.

Mexican Official provaricatiop continues TO
follow traditional lines. When prisoner
is butchercd he is reported always as having
been killed trying to escape, and when an
American consul is kidnapped he is announced
as having kidnapped himself and collected
his own ransom.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-24
BALTIC STATES FORM UNION
FOREIGN Minister Of Fisisnd says
LEAGUE MAY Re fJxteadsd hy
Taking In 1sAer stsies.
10y Associated prcss. /

LONDON, Nov. 93.--RepoJts that a
union OF Baltic states has been formed
F fslT9 aee sy tss SlsGGa s'ss
dispatch to the CcntraI News. qiiotins
Heisingfors adviecs II Is stated that
representatives OF Ukraine, Finland and
there. Tue Foreign Minister il said
to hare ipaie isa "a the ness!h!!ity Is
states 49, lslSt nlti 81. il ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-24
WORK! NEW FRENCH SLOGAN
Premier ciemenceau orlsinatcd !, and
Deputies VIII Try to Reduce
Cost OF Living.
ley Universal Service ,

work" IS TO be the slogan of the pew
Chamber o: Deputies. II waa si,9sns,.
ed BY prem Tr, clemenccau who. i ii is
'eS22eo.SSa, WV resign about January Is.
ann VINO Is oeinS urged for tie prcsi.
deney by former Premier vivian! and
Tho new Chamber will make reduc.
psincipai TENS pus' re OF !. living one OF thc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-24

Sim Feiners eagerly advertised to the
world their hate Of Great Britain and her
allies by kissing and pclting American sal
lors, in their country for the war, but their
brethren here boo Admiral Sims name be-
cause he told OF the performance OF which
they were so proud. Seems to be a flaw of
logic somewhere in the sequence Of demon
STATIONS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-24

Few people anywhere realize that amid the
confusion following the war Great Britain aud
Franco have quietly taken and now arc oc-
cupying African and Pacific island posses
sions formerly held by Germany, with terri
tory onc-third that OF continental Unit
States and population of moro than
100000 people. transaction in real
estate and humanity Of this size probably
woud attract some attention in normal
times but now it goes almost unnoticed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-24
SEEN ON THE SIDE
III HENRY EDWARD WARNER
lsnlIfiCh.

Upon time knew a candidate
VINO spoutcd campaign speeches, early, late;
but when returns came In. no found that he
rigured quite small in our affairs OF state
Perhaps his country hangs upon tho verge.
since votes in his direction failed to surge;
So far as his experience is concerned
lie Is the chief performer In the drge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-24
Education.

The following is an actual. bona nde. swear
-io-goodnese excerpt from note written by
school-tcacher to a fond parent:
" and. far as Johnny's studies so be
amt doing himself any good at all, far as
can see! You got to make him attend more
regular
inns In me very heart ot n national campaign
ioF an fncreasc in the salaries OF school.
teachers!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-24

With ships laid up because they cannot
be manned, and with hundreds OF officers
daily quitting the service because OF the
niggardliness OF their pay, the American
navy is rapidly sinking into its pre-war in
efficiency. II is an alarming state of af-
fairs, and par~jeuiariy 50 when the worlds
unrest and the defeated peace treaty are
considered. IL should give ample point TO
Secretary Daniels earnest pleading that Con
sress make the naval service sufficiently at
tractve To enable him at least TO keen his
SHIPS IN commission. But Congress was so
phsy debating and playing politics that ii had
no time to waste on the army and navy and
the secretarys plant went UNDECIDED
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-24

nit tshorely DON take wamon long t.
change her mind" said Charcoal Isph. IN a
mood. but cf'n 20 done wnitin To- her 4
change her clothes sc; down an have scat,
Nase so done subjcck { delay sub, Try
pickle. Mistah Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-24

- AS the recent grand jury analysed the stu
alton, Richmond consumers are not suffering
so much from the high cost OF living as from
self-dctermined choice OF the cost OF high
living. They admonished that they have
the remedy i'll their own hands. In other
words. ii is up TO the dissa tisied to cut out
porterhouse and tenderlon steaks and eat
liver and such like. So much for the power
contained III the recently enacted State anti
trust law designed to curb protilcering, as
interpreted by the grand jury.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-24
The Way 1t Works.

See that Chap going into tho pawnshopg"
The dowacast one pulling out his watch"
Yeah Well. dozen years ago no wa. a
foremost champion of the equal division OF the
worlds wealth"
Did he set his?"
Yeah Now hes just finished getting him.
self into position 20 champion letting him
haro'it back again"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-24

Our fathers knew bat two sorts OF Christ
mas, one white, the other green The forme.
20 them meant healthful year TO come, the
iattef betokened lat graveyard Now
ne red ChEistnas threatens to take it's place
Win the one of green in populating the GENE.
'eries. but with this nature has nothing TO
90. II is the Bolsncvists the malcontents.
me rec murdcrers, who plan TO deal out wide
'"pE neath through the medium OF bombs
camoufagea as happy Christmas pac,,ares
fortunately, the plot has been discovered and
1hrough publicity il will be frustrated in
part. But II may he impossible TO remove
INC danger entirely, ard only by the utmog,
caution VIII the red OF blood be ken, aws
from this holiday season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-24

Like most of US now. the food prices can
say tru'hfu'iy that they have not taken a
drop in nobody knows how long.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-24

Despite 'Pussyfoot" Johnsons feline dcsir-
nation he was the objec, OF an unfcelin'
demonstration In London.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-24
One of Lambs.

When everything else fails, we look into the
ancient Joke Book and grab ono like that o,
Charles Lambs
rhe Judge tpointing his oane)--Thcre is a
great scoundrci at the end OF This stick.
The Lawyer---Whch end judge
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-24
Voice Of the People

letters must give the name and address. Of
writer requests. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-24
pcte, the Sam. ola p.,.

Fcte, the Same Old Pete.
Peter Peter, Pumpkin eater.
Had wife and couldn't keep he..
80 he used his cunning head
And let his wife keep him instead:
And gents, were sravitatins 10 it
It's nearly the only way to do Il!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-24

Great Britain and France arc ahnp. ..
witness the beginning of an engineering pro
1ect that has been the dream 0. both conn
!rles Tor many years. In the construction
OF tunnel connecting the two, there arc
vast possibilities. not only in tho deve,on-
tment OF commerce. but weapon for the
preservation or peace. Think what that TIM
nsi ~ooid nave mean, had it been in opera
:. "hen germany unshcathcd its sword
~ would have put England, army ana -.
munitions Oh French soil within an hour a,
lime when every minute was counting i,
the balances OF war. and what it would have
saved In human life and material wealth
would have paid for its construction 4 ,bnn-
sandtoid. What the Istnman Canal ia IN
the United States, that tunnel will he and
(Iaore. to England and France.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-24

One way TO be sure OF happiness Is 10 tu-n
%our back and walk away every time you hear
a Kick coming.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-24
Evidence.

Yes sub ledge yo Ronah" said In. Duskv
Person at the bar. Il on'stands YOU saw 7
Charged wild pein' guilty, sub"
Well said the Judge, how about itw
MOI"
NO sun / ain guilty. Time dat raucous
started. Yo' Honah. l was :oteen blocks away
stropp!n' nah razor sub"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-24

Whatever may be said TO some oths,
mem bers OF the Presidents Cabinet. seer.
tary Lansing cannot be accused n, NO, w.
sIfssnfing sound American sentiment In nonn
Of his public expressions has he shown lin,
salf otherwise than as standing four-souara
with sound Americanism and it's in,elIicen,
application TO policies within his control In
siespect 10 the European project conten
Eating compromise with tho Bolsheyist
afpyerpment OF Russia, he comes out plainly
s4pd says that the government of the United
SStates wiil nave nothing to do with It, The
United states. he says, will not partic;uute
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-24

ADDRESS ALL COMMUNlCA.
TiOSS 10 The TinfcU- DE-
path. and not 70 tndiTtdnals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-24

Say " the ,ess At 10 ,, ssa IL T eth
Cnnries L. Aasbrook. kuitOe and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-24

TEL. Randolph I.
Private Branch Exchange
connecting with oil depart