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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30
4 Pair of Real American Governors

IN these modern days OF Federal supremacy
i and all-peryasivcncss. whereby submcrg-
ence Of the States as independent political
units has been practically achieved, 1t is COM
forting 10 find that at least two states nave
Governors VINO are capable OF standing forth
in an emergency and acting promptly and de-
cisiveiy i'll lie interests of the people as
against that OF the radical elements which
live and thrive disturbance. The two
States referred to are Virginia and MaSsa-
chusetts: the two Governors, Westmoreland
Davis and Calvin Coolidge.
Through the history of America. from its
earliest infancy. q curious analogy between
these two States has existed. One is OF the
North. the othcr OF the South, and between
their political tencts there are irreconcilable
differences. but always they have been bound
together by ties OF mutual sympathy and
complete understanding That analogy exists
TO this day, cvinccd by happenings OF the
past few weeks.
When the police OF Boston organized
union in contravcnton OF the public welfare.
violated their oaths. deliberately deserted
their posts and Went out on st;kc. leaving
the city Il prey 10 thugs and thieves, Cover
nor Coolidge acted promptly. He took per
sonal charge of the situation and by his sheer
dominance broke the strike and restored
order His stand Against radicalism won
him nations admiration. II also won him
q reelection Governor following Il cam
paien in which polj,jcs had Little In do II
also placed him n, :, rinn,cln wbaro ovou
higher honors may he hestowod unon lin,
And all because he is a true representative
OF real American ideals
few weeks later. grave trouble threat
ened in the Virginia coal fields Already
Governor Davis had ,ola N.ashinnton tb.t
he would prcscrye order sbou,d !, boco,ne
necessary for him 10 .,i And no ala When
a crisis in tho Soutb,. - enpendarel nv ,he
lawlcss element sern,ol Imminent no nc,od
Like the Governor of Massachusetts ha did
,o. :. :, a., ..... - 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30
Keyboard Touches
Formula for Getting . Hearing.
ny PRANK II. BROOKS,

.r,' DO no, argue your case; state j, of hand"
most successful men in the street. The remark.
al course. was addressed to person II you
speaking to crowd ampii.ica ton is all
rishi. The argument TO a jurg may stretch gu,
even though il be an analysis. The trend today
is to the concise. even in address. Some of
the best novelista have been benefited in the
sale of their works by leaving something the
imasination The big transactions OF The day
recorded ticker.
There more three and four page let
tcrs. The popular preachers discourse with one
eye the Sunken clock in the sacred desk"
Outline your case to the man Of business. If ii
is enough he will tell you what he wants
TO know. Never drag dogma to the desk of
man Of business. The person who does so
doesn't stay long. The With propog nda
or the one with q grievance may svenEali The
for tho nearest way out. The business man
knows ali about the weather. lie had s!im-
or tho big OF the world before you
came in II you are somsthins more than a
customer you interest tho business man
with dc.ais by inviting him TO luncheon, or il
you that sort, he will invite you. The most
Dire AIDED person Of tho time Is the one who has
no conception of the value of time Such peo-
pie may get hearing. But they never nave
second chance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30
Two American Governors
eThe WASHINGTON evening star.)

Let us all make our bow to Governor Davis
uusy Of h so oc. n has the The hour o
TO The scene of threatened trouble to supervise
gnia. he is, and holds himself. responsible for
eia Of lie and properly Within The
borders Of the Commonwealth. His action is
worthy OF the best traditions OF the Old Do.
Governor Davis is rot taking sides as between
capital and labor. As . matter Of fact, he IS
nh IN ere The Interests Of ali are in.
v6ived. Capital and labor are. SO to say, citi-
o oShsrs 81 must d. they must obey The law Whe
CIR they like the law or not The law binds all:
No question Of section or race; or Politics is
q COMMON interest in the maintenance OF law
and order. 49,,
made yenx pan few weeks ago tes, came
in HIassa chusetts; and the Bay state met the
t"ok spersonai Charge. accepted the chaiiense
Of the law breakers and their defenders. and
r' Hnoihe st't test now comes in Virginia. and
Governor Davis accepts the challenge Of the
." tic nS there be-
doubt OF the result Al! dehers Of the law viii
he defeated.
Southern srnGr state and GovHrnor Davis IS Dom
thirteen. Both are American in their makeup
and in their presen;.day spirit isoshcvsm
hnT Th no. exampie Of these Two Governors should
@ Win Srk or NO es e soe % aGr surely IN
will fall TO note and he inspired by The interpre-
iation Of official duty by officials so highly
These serious times. and must be met in
serious way by all men in authority; coddling
haif-apojogetic protest, is 10 invite chaos in lis
very worst form.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30

To the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
Sir--Cons !dcrablc publicity has been given TO
the 1-ccnt fare prevailing in Philadcl phia and
- the slogan put OF: ~ The Philadelphia COM
high Fares make Riders Walk.
Low Fares make Walkers Ride
More Fares make Low Fares.
While not denying the truth OF This slogan,
some important facts were omitted tho con
sider:t ton OF this subject. among them being
i.hIiadelphia. making the fare to millions or
riders cents and not cents. These transfers
alone Melted the compony last year the sum of
Hi,tl3,T'l, and tho acreage farc collected in
Phiiadt iphia was -: cents per passenger hauled
while IN Richmond the average fare collected
was 3.' cents the Number OF free transfer pas
s"nGcrs hauled being i3,l27.6l3. II Itchmond
mad collected cents for each ira asfcr passen-
,Gcr. as did Philadelphia, Tho revenue TO the COM
pauN would have been increased by the OF
per paseenGcr less than in Philadelphia. This
Is partly accounted for in tho fact that we
have in Richmond the s-for csc labor tickets
and the lie school tickets. OF course. tho
above number OF free transfer passengers in
ably ono third the number had charge been
made tor transfers.
In the light OF the above facts. the present
request OF the company 10 the City Council for
prompt action in granting Il a seen. fare and
2-ccnt transfer - most reasonable especially
in view Of the fact that the further increase
IN the wages OF the employees is prndcatci
upon faNorabi action and vii! absorb more
than tho estimate ed revenue derived from the
Increased fare requested.
iica,ion., he fare in Richmond viii be still
materially less than that prevailing in Ph!!a-
delphia. TIiOS. <. WHEEI.WEIGIIT
Richmond, Va. November 2s, 1919
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30
A Daily Once Over
! our Homo Life.

You r"ilizc that there is something wrong
Shtp- not complete confidence.
oih"r married iolk YOU know seem hammer
nan You ar" ana, while they may have their
Iiu!c suu1bbics, you feel occasional domceti c
t.Irm.sh might b. better imam the eternal ca I'm
Of your lives together ~
S%ppose YOU turn about this reasoning and
"ppIN IL 10 yourself.
Nrc YOU the Sor; OF person that YOUR holm
mat" would like YOU to he? '
WI! should all the changes come from the
Why should you exncct another person 10
iho,h every ambition like ana dislike TO your
Trrr c9omradeshp Will solve your home prob
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30

Ladies an semmens o dish hyar consraca.
shun. Sot I say right in mcctin' dat a..
Specrit oh de dcOb!l done got into dc finances
q dis church. Wharfo an because of which
IN de future de collection haskijs will be on
long handles, 70 feet > inches / he exact am
dr nSlciS VIII he required { cut dcy iinSah nails
vIoSt an Keep chcwn gum "T'u dcy cuffs De
proceeds o tie gospel III dish hyar church done
S"i 4 come clean iroo dc iiah ~ corruption, an
whut DC treasurer want. I'm tclliu' you'al am
M doiiuhs an less noise in de Amen Corner
we viii now sing Dah'S Good Time Com
'h. an as dc bashtts 20 roun' / wants / h.ah
soft noises lax dolidh bills"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30

he did especially notable work, later acting
director Of Red Cross publicity in Paris.
He is writer OF distinguished ability and
with his thorough acquaintance with Virginia
and Nirgnians it is predicted that he Will
maintain the excellence given to the Pilots
editorial page by the former Governor
Cameron, who now becomes editor emeritus.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30
SEEN ON THE SIDE
BI HENRY EDWARD WARNER
Modcrnfxc,i,

Mary. Mary, quite contrary,
How does your garden grow?
Guns and pistols and cannon balls
Planted all in a row.
Ana | shall SOW my cannon balls
In wars Tor i nations slaves
Md I'll bet YOU a penny I'll raise a cron
~ widows and tears and graves.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30

America having been deprived OF lis
craftsmanship practice in war, because of
the unwllingncss Gil the German fleet 10
come out and be shot at, proposes to use
the war vessels ullocated to it by the supreme
council AS peace-tme targets. But 1t would
be willing to iorcgo whatever satisfaction
there might be in destroying the ships OF the
Kaiser ii they could be exchanged for an
equal amount OF merchant tonnage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30
SUNDAY, NONEMBEl

Now that Bulgaria has signed the peace
terms offered it, 1t only remains for the peace
conference to determine the fate OF Turkey
TO Hiring the war TO an official END TOR those
nations which have accepted the treaty. Inc
United states is not one OF these; hence we
must continue in a state OF war until the
Republican Senators elect for us TO have
peace.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30
Fertilizer Factory Ncar Norfolk.

NORFOLk VA, Nov. 29.--SWft e
Co. the Chicago meat packers, have
purchased a>iwcnty-acre site at Money
Point. and propose to establish thereon
a fertilizer factory that will have q
daily capacity of something like 300
tons OF fertilizer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30
Charcoal Eph's Daily Thought.

Dis WORT goc heap q sadness into HIT
said Charcoal Eph, in mood, but when
hears baby laughing, knows dcy am a wom-
an right iongsdo dat baby ;tiu't cryin' no
MO Try peanut Mstuh Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30
Different 1IirhtiucAx

The pen" said the author ".he pen is
mighti.r than the sword"
Yep sad the warrior, 'bu; the pen is sub
jeci 10 censor .,nd revision"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30

Those Disturbing Rolls--1 decided to take
some rSaultS. as am overweight, but after TAX
ing few | found myself with dizzy head.
ache and slightly nauSeated. Was that natural
and az IL should be? Would you advise
continue king them: MRS. L. G.. l..
Answer; just goes TO show how badly you
needed the rolls. Stick TO il until you come up
smiling. However. | do not promise that rolls
Will reduce weight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30

= CITATIONS betweep this country and
L Mexico have about reached the poin,
where open rupture is imminent unless one
or the other of the governments back down
from the position ii has taken in the Jenkins
case. Refusal Of the Mexican government
10 comply with the demand contained in Sec
rotary l.ansings last note puts il souarcly nm
10 the United States to inject into the contro-
Nersv a new form of argument from that
which ii has pursued in the past 10 secure
protection for The rights Of its citizens in the
sister republic
Although the last Mexican note undertakes
10 justify the proceedings in jenkins case q
within thai governments constitutional auth
oriiy under accepted principles of intcrna
t!ohai law. the government at washington
alsputes the facts SET up in that behalf and
a"riiS 'hal the rearrcst Of Jenkins is abso-
iutc!y arbitrary and unwarrantcd II has fol-
lowed tins up by warning Tie Mexican gov
eminent ina, IT must assume sole RESPONSIBLE
lty Tor the future course OF events rrowip,
out OF the case.
Assuming that our State Department was
sure OF the facts upon which il nrcdic,,od
II" warning note, refusal TO comply with lis
dcHand apparently leaves the United Statne
u" olHtr alternative but to take the neccs-
H"iS SiePS 10 enforce compliance Even were
''c 'icAicdh government to back down in this
''ee' t"e situation has been further tcnscIy
complicated by the unproyokcd murdor IF
an American citizen by a Carrauza so)dier
hcdF lahplco. This additional outrage af
'"'"A convincing proof that the Carrauza roy-
eminent cilher IS contcmptuous OF lis obli-
6auohS TO hlord security 10 the lives NJ
american ciiE"ns residing in the rcnubIc
VI eiSe - unable TO do so I'm either ov.n,
NV tiiit mas come when the United States
''u'' 'cSPet' me obligations it owes its own
. t. an" resort 10 drastic methods to end
nv 4"'orerapie conditions existing in Mexico
MS can but mean intervention soou mr. l.,o
| 10 establish law and order there and tho
sooner ms step is taken tho better both for
! McAico ana the United States
In Spain the employers have taken the
/ bulge 10y going on strike first. closing al,
| plants ana waiting for the employee to make
! we mex move which puts the walking dele
gate in an embarrassing position.
The Socialists of the rifth Wisconsi, p;.
,nc' have rcnominated victor Eergoc for
! an"inef ny a. scat in Congress. If mo
"ist,'ct mas any seli-rcspcct, he viii be over
"heImingiy defeated = is time
Chicago complains that /, is on, or gooo
DHtt'f ana eggs 1t has been harborinr ,nn
many boSheyista and Teasing them a, IN.
eApe"sc u the homes, working pcoplc Of ,h.
city '''' VI '''o
Tes'iiyME at Berlin Won Iindcnburr sav,
Won hefnstorn is a liar Wonder # RAJ
is ISIS idea o, news '"''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30

The auc,en; bards burned tho mIdnjrh, oi,
hui there's nothing doing now for il isn't CON
s!dercd proper TO keep ones stenographer up
that late
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30
winxt.n-sa,em i. Mullins Town.

Another roller mill plant is t, be ba,lt,
equipped and put into operation here.
J. j.. Davis & Co. have the enterprise
In hand. and they say Il VIII he u
mill Of 100 barrels daily capacity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30

; @. >--Piease tell us. why do women dress
Er"aNishy ana add false hair and paint and
fynmet r!c5ls. and pa;romi2c Worth and Louise;
and Why 10 middle class women think they have
I" dress ih Imitation of wealthy women. huh"
Is X because woman just naturally knows
That Providence left IL lot for her 10 finish he
fore she'd look right ana is that a comics.
sion: \ CRUSrY OLD BACHELOR
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30
Voice of the People

Letters must give the and sddresz Of
the writer. Name will he published n
writer requests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30

France is showing yielding attitude to-
ward the insiStCnt wish OF American parents
that their dead be disnlcrrcd and returned
to them quickly. II always has been felt
that the French government. would not be
obdurato when ii realized how deeply Amer
lea had al heart the return of its dead soldier
sons. All that seems necessary now is for
the display of proper interest on the part
of Washington, and the parents who gave
their boys 10 their country soon may have
their dearest wish gratfcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30
Interesting Health Queries
Bran Mullins scor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mil.
ANSWERED By DIR. BRADY.
Copyright, 1919, National Newspaper Service.

Bran Mullins scor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pub
liSh your recipe for bran mullins which you
recommend for constipation. 1 crave oranges
RID
Answer-One egg we'll beaten, pinch of salt.
butter the size or Il walnut. melted, cupful
each OF sweet milk, wheat -four, wheat bran,
one tcasDoonful baking powder. Bake in gem
tins You can scarcely take too many oranges.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30

Herbert liaover announces that he has
asked the Quaker: to take charge OF the con
tributions III this country for the aid OF dis
tressed Germans. in whose behalf charitable
and RELIEF organizations OF Germany have
made appeal. incidentally, Mr.. Hoover sug-
gested that the Quaker spirit OF pacIsm
will do some people in Germany good" In
other words, Nj Hoover expects that when
the Quakcrs hand the Germans d piece OF
bread II vii! be accompanied by a piece Of
advice regarding the inherent viciOusncss OF
their whole attitude toward life
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30

Galleries Never Trouble Mellow can find
foods (AisS Gladys.) "
Answer-Scnd ton cents in coin 10 the SUPER
inicndcnt Of Documents. Washington~. D. c.
ana ,,, ask for Gony Of the L. s. Denartm cnt OF
.HEFiIhiture nulictin ~ tRevtSed Edition).
titled, The Chemical Composition OF American
Food Materials" by Professors Atwatcr and
EN- and digest EN- IL can; and If / can't |
charge it against The Irresistible Force Ex-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30

Ies'liy'Hg az Berlin Won iIindcnburg says
on hc'hStorn is la Wonder If maj
is Isis idea o, news. '"''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30

Railway cnginemen and hremen are in no
wise unrca bic in their contention that
The government, having failed to reduce the
high cost OF living, should now be willing 10
consider their request for an increase in
wages Three months have clanscd since
President Wilson asked them 10 v t a '.rca-
sonanie time TO see il the high-cost level
conld not De lowered. The reduction has
not come. In fact many OF LIES necessities
actually have advanced and the railway
workers, N common with wace-earncrs gen
orally, are worse OFF now than they were
then. Il way out OF the trouble thus avert
ing strike probably will be found but what
about that great number Of people TO whom
no strike weapon is available?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30

IN spain the employers have taken The
ou'se "y gong on strike first, closing all
p'a"'" ana waiting for the employee to make
we "cA' move which puts the walking dele
gate in an embarrassing position
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30

successor has been named TO tho bru-
liant Colonc! w r Cameron as editor OF the
Norfolk NirginianPilot. He is Louis Jane
who has assumed editorial direction OF Nor
folks morning daily. Mr.. Jane brings 10 the
Pliot vide and varied experience which
includes several years on the stan Of The
Times. Dispatch and two years with the coiors
; When the United States entered the war.
AIR. Jane enlisted and was sent abroad with
The aviation service. At the signing OF the
d armtstlce he transferred his activities TO the
Red Cross Commission 10 the Balkans where
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30

,hicss" complains that /, is ont OF good
put.'f ana esFs 1t mas been harboring too
nam ho'she'ista and icas,ing them al me
ehpe''Sc o. the honest working people of tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30

Alligator ArrnS-can you tell me anything
10 relieve my ALLIGATOR arms? The skin il dry
and forms fine scaly condition about the ell
bows. have tried many kinds OF cold
and powders without noticing any improve
inemt. can scrace!y cxpse my arms when they
Answcr-Apply OF the following lotion
once day after washing the arms and before
the skin is quite dry:
i;%sorcin ;............io grains
'il!ccTitc OF boroslyCc:in ........,..l ounce
Cologne water, enough 10 make
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30

Bacteria for StuUy Nose-Can YOU tell me
whether there IS any advantage TO he expected
from course OF vaccine ,yea ,msnt for chronic
nasal and poStnaSal catarrh? The physiciu
had culture made from each region and "A
vaccine prepared from the germs found present.
lie administers Il dose u week. have had
six doses and | believe | um beginning to feel
better, but I'll like TO know whether such treat
meat is Generally employed, 81. NJ. L.
Answer--Tcs. your physician is evidently
produced very satisfactory results in most cases,
AZ least a dozen doses are required. OF course
such conditions are Of bacterial origin in the
majority Of cases, and il is good medicine to
apply hair OF the dog that bites you.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30

ADDRESS ALL COAIMUNICA.
TONS to. The T1Ines-Dl
path. aud not to indtSiduaiS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-30

To The Editor of The Times Dispa tch:
Sir--Cons! dcr ablc publicity has been given
the J-ccnt fare prevailing in Philadelphia al
- the slogan put OF: ny the Philadelphia con-
ma ny
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Shaffer Oil and Refining Company
First Mortgage Convertible 6% Sinking Fund Gold Bonds
70 Bc June / DueJ JuneI
Author
Authorized $l5,000,000
Internationally Guaranteed by
To Be Dated June I, 1919.

The foLoring n a
Tce-Iresdent dadGn q Eichic
Business Shaffer Oil and Refining Company will acquire the
oil interests of C. b. Shaffer and associates in the Mid
Contihent fields.
Security first lien the entire system Of oil properties
either by direct first mortgage through the deposit Of
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508 tank cars nty-five 5000 barrel steel storage tanks
1872 miles Of pipe lines and gathering lines, and 70
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ing according apprsas Of independent experts checked
by Mcssrs H. NJ Bylcsby Company.
Earnings. For the past three years before deduction Of Federal
Taxes nct~caning based on audits Of Marwct MITCHELL
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requirements this and for 1918 $3s98S7S
than five times the .axmum interest requirements.
Sinking Funds Scmianrua sinking payments
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less than $ll2So000 for retirement Of these bonds before
maturity
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-19
DR.. HAISELDEN
DIES IN CUBA
Was Physician in Famous
''Bollinger Baby" Case

CHICAGO. June is.--tUnitcd
PressD-Dr. Harry J. Hairelden.
the physician who won information
al fame because Of his decision In
the famous Bolilnrer baby case.
died OF cerebral hemorrhsGcs In
Cuba yesterday. according to In
formation received by relatives
here today.
Dr. Haiseidcn was one OF the
FIRST American physicians 20 advo-
cate sterilization Of detectives and
performed number Of operations
In ACCORDANCE with his bolief He
was n believer In tho theory that
criminal tendencies and insanity
could be eliminated BY brain opera
tons.
In tho "notiingcr baby case.
news Of which was read and dis-
cussed In all parts OF the coun-
try. Dr. Hniseldcn decided tho baby
was defective and that IL would b.
better for the child and the race 20
let II die. lie refused to operate.
DIR. Haiseidsn was born In Piano.
nj. in 1870. attended the University
Of Chicago and the College Of
Physicians and Surgeons In Chi
caSo.