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Health Talks by DR.. VIM. Brady
Dandruff and Falling ijAir.-will you please
Questions and Answers.
Copyright lyiS. National Newspaper Ssrv' c '

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ounce Of any. toilet water or plain alcohol.
RUB he ssa little Of this n into SCALP once day II
three to Ave drops Of castor oil.
s snd cold ana again gain si half glass Or
mmsogTning and a glass Of malt stout at night
e@uson WhtS IS pepss~e to n Ser but think
necessary Will appreciate your ad-
so?s IN g sss IL sfs
xGai The %ystsroas emulsion is uy Jas sbo SH
nothing more except expensive. You evidently
eyer an sbise ss eaHy to beIeTf
should take the little girl immodiateiy to a
oow his Teeons f0 @ou any rsH Had on
alterations OF your own.
talk ab9 ~ i, hshskln disease and iormais to
apply. VIII you kindly repeat the formgla:
Answer.-Salicylic acid ............l0 grains
iL .amoFn ......s1 dram an
To be nss ab,
small quantity may h. rubbed over the skin
aai "d FfS''fs su syee4n
d dram: I Ia, drams benzoihaied lard
Bathing Tempcrature-Are cold baths gen
Of 0F re hey fr@T 6p
one with high blood pressure? Will cold ba tbs
them: "'uFSS'"e"'" ana no" 10 you "a sake
Answer;-If YOU enjoy taking a cold bath, ir-
inviEoratng. Depends on What may be the
cause Of the. high blood pressure, which is Il
prevent neurasthcnia. | take them vicariousiv
if at all think a lot of my nice warm SKIN .
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cral control OF the franchise. dcpriy-
ing state Of its Fundamental right OF
self Eovernment.
General Lee said: Il cannot draw
my sword against my native state +"
ana nc is no friend of Virginia and
the south who would steal from her
VIC principle FOR which Lee fought
csts and concerns according to her oW,
judgment and wishes
Tho men Who compose our Virginia
Assembly nrc tho descendants OF the
daun tiess band who dyed Virginia red
with their blood N defense OF the prin-
protect.
WIN they prove faithloss and cur
render 70 the base cry Of "cxpedienCy?"
We do not believe It. We arc con-
Ninced rather. that like our nationnl
representatives.. they Will withstand
the un1ustihablc pressure brought 10
near upon them and defend their
mother State from her sclf-scckinE
domestic enemies
GILBERTA S. WHITTLE.
Richmond Va. August IS. 1918
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A Daily Once Over.

You have not attained the position Won
thought YOU would by this time
You blame hal luck and lack of opportunitv
1id You go out after the opportunitcs?
podded and kept your nose so near the grind
stone that YOU lost sight of the horizon.
Oh. you did mako cfort--but IL was A
half hearted one--you twisted and turned a
anything. =. 49, =.
Without looking for good fortune to come
your way. II you had dug right in with but ono
exc TO the goal, you might have brought some
could not keep out OF your way.
he so agsressivey active that II cannot he
YOU VIII be let in--on the ground floor II you
arc worth it-but II all rests with you. yourself.
Going over the past you not bring to mind
not "a few instances where IL you had shown Il
would have come?
You must go half way at lcast,-(copyrght,
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Lack OF Leadership

HE further the country proceeds in its con-
sheraton OF the economic crisis through
"hich II is passing. the more convinced it
becomes that il has been without that leader
snip II had right 10 expect 1t is true that
PRESIDENT wilson after the storm broke over
the country, diverted his attention from in
ternanonal affairs long enough to examine
me domestic conditions which he faced He
Iusheh INTO the mae!strom without delay once
ne became convinced that serious problem
was TO be met and solved. But what his coun-
try!nen are disappointed in is the fact that he
was not prepared for the trouble that he
ulo not anticipate II and that he grppcd il
ohlE after the wave had passed over him.
80 lar as Congress Is concerned there was
not men ana there is not any sign OF
real constructive leadership in either the
rouse or Scnatt. Tho Democrats are in .,
minority in both branches, and 10 that extent
inc responsibility tor legislation is removed
from them. They arc not called upon as
they would be II they were in control to find
ana apply the remedies.
This Is not true, however, of the Rcpub.
leans They are in control absolutely. They
are directly respons bic 10 the country which
placed full power in their hands II is NOT
enongh that they should stand aside and
await the action of tho oxocu,iro Is ~
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careful contrivinG of their white men,
These were helped and success for
them was made possible by the COM
men OF both parties at the North.
They surrendered tho political and
sectional advantages that wcrc sought
fearful mistake had been made, and
understood that IL Democratic South n.
peace and prosperous was more val
liable and more honorable to the coun-
try than Suth distracted. endangered
and In poverty. wholly or partly RE-
puoiican.' The old race supremacy Is
upon US now by our own leaders and
friends. 1t behooves US to face and
tell the facts and the naked truth.
All through the South are mid
dle.nsed, elderly and old white men,
God fearing. self respecting and anxi,
Gus always to be law abiding, who have
and liberty. and, far worse. dirty. They
did II OF necessity. They knew that
wherever there was any considerable
owes iot ns Of wai to the
1t by the vilcst means and for the
worst purposes. They want no more
such en- situations IT. or Of the filthy and
ed TO meet them for themselves or for
thcir sons-abovc all, not for their
daughters.
earnestly and bus.ly initiating the Sc
rious cmploymcnts OF their elders, hut
pleasure ends when the play includes
building iircs near broom sedge or
dry leaves Men who know politics AS
sometimes grim and deadly work may
be amused awhile by women playing
and prattl!ng and making themselves
believe they have some great pur-
poses In such business. but arc stirred
20 resentment when the inexperienced
reckless and RESTLESS little hands begin
to dabble with %ildfre.
Those who have seen and known
and fclt fierce realities and must deal
with ugly and dangerous facts have no
patience with foppishness Of thought
or theory. advice or act. feminine or
'nascuiinc They have shared savage
and bitter fights and peace and VIC
tories dearly bought. They resent in
tcrference by Immaculate and un-
scathcd combatants as tho veteran Hot.
spur did tho demands OF mis- visitor
after the battle OF Holmedon.
For ne made me mad
To gee him shine SO BRISK and smell
so sweet.
And talk sc like waiting gentle
woman
or guns and drums and uounds-C;od
SAY" the mark"
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Mud Gey.cr. of s.Iton Ser,

Reader Riackstone-The mud geysers
existence recently, and cover 4 little
more than two acres. They arc also
called mud volcanoes. and are va rious-
sized caldrons OF hot mud. Some Of
them first appear as small springs. and
others develop with loud explosions
which tear holes In the earth from
four to ten feet wide and to depth
of ten TO. twelve feet. Salton Sea is
about 26o feet below the level OF the
sea. and until fifteen years ago was
dry From 1904 to 1906 water was di-
vcrteS into the basin by the irrigation
canal from the Colorado River. and it
became lake. Since the stopping Of
he flow Of water into the lake II has
Seysers have, rcappearcd in the same
vicinity In which they existed before
the lakes formation. The gcyscrg arc
supposed to be an accompaniment Of
earthquakes.
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Treat All Alike.
To INC Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
Str,--In the editorial column OF this
mornings Times Dispatch YOU state
that tho railroad employees should he
loyal and accept the decision Of the
president and director general. which
viii help the government TO solve the
nigh cost OF living and eaten up with
the prohtccrs.
! noticed IN your psper some morn
ings ago that the retail clothicrs were
So!ns to advance the price OF cloth
company is lighting to retain rates
on phone, service as placed By the
government, and which should revert
to pre-wAr rates. Why not prevent
these iirms. corporations and others
from raising prices on their wares and
service. and not call upon the railroad
employee only To bear The burden.
How about the war munition plants
during the war and the salaries paid
employees OF same. and the salary OF
the railroad employees who were loyal
TO the government and railroad by
sticking TO their jobs. helping on a
large scale 10 win the war by trans
porting the army OF America TO camps
and ports OF cmbarkation?
w ANDERSON
Richmond, Va August - 1919
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SEEN ON THE SIDE
"Passinx the BucL ~
M ROY X. MOULTON

Passing the Buck"
Tho farmers blame tho mddlcmen
For what we pay for truck"
Whilo middlcmcn say that the price
Is all the sroccr's luck.
The grocers pass it back again
!:nd thus II goes around
A dizzy ring OF dealers, but
No remedy is found.
Now comes 4 warning that our shoes
And other clothes will bring
Much higher prices in the fall,
Along with ev'rythinG.
The maker OF the shoes lays blame
Upon the tanner. and
The clothing manufacturers
Say wool-you understand!
But ultimate consumers seem
To be all out of luck
AS there's no one for them to soak
They cannot pass the buck.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-29

ISoo. station, has challenged
Carroll of Baltimore, for fight to take place
either on Virginia soil or in Maryland.
Rev. George Jacobs. who was universal lily
respected and admired by our citizens when he
resided among us. now OF Philadelphia. arrived
in the city Yesterday and will preach in the
Mayo street Synagogue tomorrow morning at
the usual hour.
The following is from tho Norfolk Journal:
There is a spring tide of loveliness in Rich
of any city in the world. The last time we
were there actually dazzcd by the
beauty around us
The New York Tribune Of yesterday. discus
sing the fifteenth amcndment, says: THE post
ponement OF the Mississippi and Texas election
TO the last OF November must. suppose. be
submitted to. hut Virginia should be restored
TO herself forthwith"
The Lancaster the flagship Of the South At,
lantic Squadron, detained at Norfolk several
weeks for want OF scamcn, was commiss oncd
yesterday, and VIII proceed shortly TO Brazil.
Capitalists from the North have purchased
the Thornton estate. in Fairfax County for
$4,000.
Commissioner Delano declines any and all ar
engagements whereby cigar makers may take
leaf tobacco homo aud make cigars. All cigars
must be made in the factory.
Commodore Nandcrbilts uarriagc at the age
OF scvcnty-siX to tho "young beautiful and
estmahlc" Miss Crawford formerly Of Mobile.
Ala, has been tho sensation OF the week at the
North.
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Information Bureau.

InlRiries regarding almost my tcpie.
excepting on legal and medical suh-
quirtes nre answeree directly by per-
sonal letter, Aelf-uddresxed. stnniped
envelope II required. Address rho
hIck mon2, Va.
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A Little Slice q, Lie,

4 Little Slice o. Life.
The other day We bought
y box of strike the box matches
Md paid cents for il.
They used 10 cost one cent.
Dut OF a possible 100 matches
Three of them made fire.
Then VIC bought d box in another placc
aud they charged two cents for it.
And nifty OF the matches made good.
In the third place
We bought box for cent
and tho next day they gave
Us one for nothing
And every match struck fire.
And il seemed 10 US
That matches a good deal
The same as folks
The hiSh-pr;ced ginks
Don't always hit 100 per cent
And some poor mutt
From whom you expect nothing
HIS on all twelve cylinders
And makes good every day in tho vc,-
AS some one has said;
It's a Ercat world, this
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THE President was prompter in answering
Senator Fails twenty questions than the
Senator has been in answering the one ques-
titn as to his purpose in agreeing TO meet
the Mexican bandit Villa at place on the
bdrder designated by the latter long after
hs had raided Columbus, \. NJ, and killed
seventeen citizens and soldiers.
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TO Make Peach brandy.

w. d. w. Allentown. Pa.--Thc fol-
lowing is the recipe for which you
ask: When canning peaches save the
pcclings and pits. wash. cover with
water and cook until the Feelings are
soft. Drain through Il colcnder. and
TO one quart OF i;Guid add one pint
solved. then pour into Jugs TO fer
ment. which takes about two weeks
When fermentation has been reached.
strain through a cloth, bottle and it
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Mourning Band In Memory OF bend

Mrs Il. ~. Charlotte. -. C.--The
mourning hand which is worn by par
cnts in memory of their soldier boy
who gave his life while in the service
at the United States is a black band
four inches wide. worn arounl the
arm. One gold star which measures
one inch from point to point is placed
on the center of the band and repre-
SCENTS one soldier killed in line of
duty. This band is worn for six months
after death
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wil.onn InconsI.tency.

To the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
S!r.--ln his textbook which he taught
AT Princeton. President Wilson said:
interference with state Leg islatureS
- a crime and in conflict with our sys-
ten of government"
Yet so-calied Democratic admins
tration is invading the land OF Jcffcr-
son. using It's powers TO get the Gov
crnor Of Virginia 10 draw his sword
against Virginia and 10 fiGh, for Fed
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ingly. Even the pleas OF the President and
the chairman Of the national committee COM
bined with all the falacious political argu-
ments sent out from Washington, will not be
sufficient to swerve the representatives Of
Virginia from their duty.
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FRIDAY. AUGUST %, 1919.

Just BY way of useful information and
contribution to the high-cost- of-living prob7
lem. Secretary Of the Treasury Glass might
nave divulged the name OF the laundry to
which he sends that shirt which at more or
less frequent intervals has draped his form
during the past five years.
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:, MISS w. G. T., TiopcWcll, --Virginia
has an area OF 42,627 square miles, of
which $500 square miles is water area.
Estimated population on July ], 1918,
was 2.23+.0 Texas has an area of
c65,S96 square miles, including 3.49S
square miles Of water. Estimated
population on July /, 1917, was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-29

Delegate Davis or Norfolk is quite right
Ill saying mat only to the extent that the
citizens OF the State are educated will she
ever nave an adequate highway system" but
be might reverse this sclf-evident proposjtion
and say just as truthiuly that only 70 tho
e;tent that the citizens of the state have an
adequate highway system will they ever he
odncatcd Roads and education 90 hand-in
hahd' one depending on the other The Cen
crat Assembly now is preparing to build the
highway system whereby the people c.n reach
ine@ schools, and roads will be tho solid
foundation on which Nirginias educational
aySteH VIII rise 10 heights never before
reached. To reverse the order would hc 10
attempt TO raise the structure before the
foundation is laid
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CnnuaI Motor Ncnafr Init

MISS Is. VI. -. Richmond--We ar
unable TO say just when this unit vii
place OF dcbarkation will likoIy b.
Hoboken.
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American lawyers may weigh the statutes
and decide that the execution of Nurse Edith
Csvell was in strict accordance with the
usases recognized in civilized warfare, but
never will they succeed in convincing civ
iized world Of the justice of their verdict.
that crime, legal though they claim 1t to
have been, hideously conceived and bar
tarously carried out, Will ring down the ages
az Germany's most Ghastly outrage. and a
hundred years hence that nation still will be
paving for the taking Of a martyrs life.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-29

Irglna's General Assembly now has b.
lore 1t the Susan b. Anthony suffrage amend
mcnt to the Federal Constitution. In sun
hitting 1t TO the awmaking body, Governor
Davis accompanied il with no recommends.
ton- non" was necessary, for the lines Al.
resey were lrrcVocably drawn. Now, a, last
,he-issuc Is joined and the long looked for
Datne is about TO be staged in the historic
Capttol OF Dcmocracy's founder The pros
poets are that II Will be as brief as il ia
furious, with the sunragists bringing to bear
every power At their command The result,
is not in doubt The Assembly will dcfca,
ratihcation--and IL will defeat il ovcrshclm-
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News of Fifty Years Ago.
From the Richmond Dispatch. Aug. 30, 1869

Mr.. Henry T. Miller, OF
this city. has received an
invitation to make the
coronation speech at the
tourna ment TO be given At
Amelia Springs on Friday
evening next. Mr.. Miller
does no, claim to be much
OF an orator. but he is
going to accept the invi.
tation. and his friends say
he Is going TO make some
who do claim to be orators
take a back scat.
Charles DoEhcrty, Of
Richmond. the winner OF
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Held under close military guard. Bella Kun
the,tormer Hungarian dictator who We'd with
Lenine IN making Il shambles OF the country
over which he recently ruled, spends his time
in alternate fits OF weeping and translatng
Russian works into hungarian He says he
has given up all hopes OF seeing Boshevism
established throughout the world but he says
MS grandsons VIII. Evidently he is not in
formed as TO wha, Republican Senators in
the United States Congress are doing. else
he would not he so downhearted as TO the
outlook for Bolsheyism. II existing chaos
Is Increased, as ii will be if the peace treaty
fails OF ratihcation, conditions will be more
favorable than ever before for the spread of
Boishcvism
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Newsrapers at Sarnnac Lake.

j. =. Mck., Reconnaissance are
two newspapers at Saranac Lake
the News and the Adirondack Enter
prise.
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Voice Of the People

Letters must give the namr and nd
dress or the writer. Snmc Will not he
publinhed IL writer 40 requests.
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Announcement that coId.s,orooo
heinz libci.d tnrourhou, Tho ronn,r 1hha h,o
Una, cY'n me dcyil may no, be AN hlnrt ne
he is painted 90 "'"eh as
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-29

with d great show of triumph. Senator
Fall got up in the Senate and cited ship
mpnt OF cargo Of cotton from New Orleans
to- Hamburg to convict the President of not
knowing what he was talking about when
I'D stated that trade between this country
and Germany was not going on and could
not be resumed until the treaty was ratified.
This effort al discredi,ing the President now
fails Nat in face of the statement of the
firm which exported the cotton that it
sent TO ne German port 20 be forwarded to
Czerbo-SlUyak
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-29

Senator McCumbc- is demonstrating the
fact INA; he Is an american instead OF just
Republican. He has the courage to tell the
Lodges, The KnoXes and the Borahs that
ihsr opposition 10 the peace treaty is pure
Duacombe, based s.r SELFISH hatred Of the ad :
lninistrs ,ion, aH.1 thai If they carry it to
sucress il will make future wars inevitable
and defeat the very objects for which this
was fought The North Dakota Senator
has! made himself persona non grata with
MS party brethren but he has established him
SELF a loyalist. to whom American citizen
snip means something beyond the obligations
imposed by party caucus
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Tall Grass Reflections.

Rev Hudnutt says the young people OK the
Hard Shc!l church have got to stop wri;in' love
letters in hymn books and passin' cm along to
their swcethear,s. Some OF the old folks git
hold OF EN- occasionally and when they do
their sinsn sounds foolish.
Miss Pansy Tibbitts elocutonet is
thnkn some OF goin the stage. and the
her away from home good deal.
Amc Hllikcrs prohibition is so rcd that
II singes his mouStachc. Anne brought IN
in a drug county.
About the most appetizin thing I know is to
see soda clerk with an apron on that looks
like pirate flag.
Luke Higgins has got the best oatmoble in
The world but he is willing TO sell it At d sac
rhce as he wants to get better
You can't always judge the ncishbor by the
clothes that hung on, OH the line
Chicago cioping couple started married life
with 81 capnal which was just enough TO get
back to the old folks
VIC heard Of in this town who sat in
a poker game I'VE straight hours. All that timo
he had only pair and that was a pair of
suspendcrs.
Guard ionr Rear Platform.
Kansas City's multitude of visitors this week
should be warned OF persons who crowd them
the back plat torm.-Kansas CITY star
"On to Mexico" screams contemporary head
line.
sure were on to Mexico
Always have been
Going 10 with Mexico?
Whoa. Just enc moment, only.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-29

Going TO war with Mexico?
Whoa! Just enc moment, ono only.
Boy. please page the League of Nations.
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TELEPHONES! Randolph i.
Private Branch Excnanto
connecting with nll depart
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ADDRESS ALL COMMUSlCA'
TONS to Tho Tlmce Dis
path, and not to individuals.
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Published every day In the year at 10 south b
Fishing Co. Inc. Charles 4. Hasbrook. Editor ana
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BRANCH OFFICES: WASH
inrton. 1916 New York Ave
nue.; New York City. Fifth
Avenue Building; Chicago,
Pcoplc's Gus Bmldtlg ;
Philadelphia. Colonial Trust
f,niitjiuC
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Guard Your Rear Platform.

Kansas CitE's multitude of visitors this wcel
should be warned OF persons who crowd then
on the back platform.-Kansas City star