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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
Warts and Dnckaches.
tcoo,rirh:. 1870. b, Ma. iona, Newspaper ser..e.

warts arc mover mentioned in this column,
put that shower OF letters from readers
brings information Of as many sure and I'M
railing remedies as there are letters In the
sho"er. And curiously each reader has tried
one or moro Of tho other readers sure cures
without any success Mt all before he finally
MT upon his own unfailing remedy which per-
maps the other readers have tried with entire
failure.
Warts and backaches have n way or coming
ana gong OF their own sweet will. 1 specify
warts and backachcs because nearly every
Douy VIII know what l talking about.
There are numerous other human Affections
with similar habits, but am not going to
Try 10 list them here. My purpose Is simply to
account for two-thirds OF all the nostrum tes-
timonials that zee the light OF day. Tho other
third may be credited to Action more or less
pure but always simple fiction. And tho Gre
htors OF this fiction make bones about it
being fiction.
IL you happen to use n remedy, especially il
II De queer or unusual remedy particularly
something unique. just before II wnrt or buck
acne or perhaps an imaginary "tumor" dsap-
pears, IL is human nature for you to feel con-
finced that your remedy did tho business And
II you are not blessed with much intelligence
you will sit down and sign your natne to nm
enthusiastic testimonial, urging all mankind
to follow tho path you have blazed
In the voluminous printed matter, pcddlcd
ny those who have queer remedies for those
VINO have nothing the matter, tho sympt ofns
OF normality arc shrewdly played up rs OF Sc
rious import and trihinx disturbances which
the healthy inded would scarcely notice are
exaggerated into the gravest diseases.
On the strength OF the false assertion or in :
t!maion that a lame back signifies "kidncy
trouble" whole lot OF credulous souls arc
spending their good money for worthless IN cd
!cine which purports 10 be good for such trou-
Die. and since backache is usually temporary
afhiction. considerable number OF tho vic
tit- nCff thok
Kidney Capsules cured them after they had
given up all hope"
Questions and Answers.
Vinegar Treatment-Will vinegar make ono
thin? tMarSaret E.)
Answer.-Not unless one drinks enough TO
get old and wrinkled and dead
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PRINTERS OF SOUTH WILL
FIGHT FOR 44-HOUR WEEK
Executive Council of international
Typographical Union Names
COMMITTEES.
tBy Associated Press. J


NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-Appointment
OF committees TO carry on fight
Of the international Typographical
Union for Il Iihour week in the
southeastern section of the United
states. was announced here today by
executive council of the union.
The committee. which will make
It's headquarters In Atlanta. Ga.
comprises: ID. !. Campbell. chairman,
Norfolk; II. L. Woody, Richmond: j..
u. Bailey. Columbia. S. c.: Charles
j. Jcncs, Raleigh, y. C.. w. S. Nc
Feelcy. Savannah. Ga: r.. T. Cuslc,
Jacksonville. Fla: William NJ. Fudge,
Atlanta. Ga: -. III. Hanlcy, Nashville,
Tenn; James II. Lovingood. Birmlng-
ham, Ala. and o. +. Brown. Jackson.
Miss.
Employing printer associations in
the United States and Canada. with
the exception of some employers in
the Southeast. the councils statement
said, recently entered into agreement
with the five printing trades unions
for the inauguration Of the 4I-hour
week In the printing industry on
May !, 1921.
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: associations in
MEXICAN MINER KILLS
AMERICAN IN CANANEA
Discharged Man shoots Down NJ. r.
Sevrey md Makes His
Escape.
(By Associated Press.J

WASHINGTON. Oct. 25.--M #. Sew
rey. an American. was murdered in
Cananea. Mexico. last Wednesday. the
state Department was advised today.
The American consul at Nosalcs has
been instructed by the Secretary of
state to request the local authori-
ties there to take all possible meas
ures to apprehend the murdcrcrs.
The consul in his report to the
dcpar tment said press dispatches re-
portt6 that the murder was commit
ted by Raymondo Navcrre without
provocation. and that Navarro, n
miner. who had been discharged by
tho Cananea Copper Company. had
escaped.
a reward has been offered by the
company for the capture OF Navarro
and Mexican troops are engaged In
Il wide search for him. the consul
bee, Ari2.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26
SEEN ON THE SIDE
His scruusy hog.
nY IIENnY apWAl.p wARNEn.

His scrngsy Dog.
tBy Virginian. whose brother, the dog g
master. fell in France.)
The DID, old mutt. tho scraggy dog
ITo left when he went away
Goes the round Of the old time haunts-
From the church TO dance hall gay.
While merry throngs pass by. no stands
With his head hung down. forlorn,
And seems to say in doggish way,
My master and god Is gone"
= whistle he hears in the night
That seems as his comrades call,
Yet, still it lacks note no knows,
So back goes he to his stall.
But he will find the ono he seeks
There, perhaps, in Realms OF Right
When answers nc the call he knows,
AS 1t comes through gates of light.
N. D.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26
The Poets Conner
The Formerly nu.v Me-.

me Fpr"rrty buNy lice.
How doth the erstwhile busy bee
Improve each shining hour?
How doth he? Watch him on his way
From flower on to flower.
lie lights his pipe, surveys the lob
Then lcisurely he dips
Within lily's waxen cup.
Where icisurely he sips.
Ills aim is not to do too much;
40 piece work" nOsiree.
And though he stalls the livclonE dn-.
He has Il helper" bee.
The helper" bees buzz back for tools
The honey bees forget.
or all goes In tho bill as time"
On roso or violet)
a thirty-hour week. scale
II liz as you surmised,
For doubtless you have guessed tho
Tho bees have "organized."
tig Arthur II. Folwell.
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Ing boys. schools. colleges etc. and II
confined to greater extent in these
channels think what u vast army OF
ablc-bodicd men 1t would release for
useful occupants. However. II men
must and Will follow this profes-
sion let US hope tho American people
Will Wow and act accordingly. max
Ing II and all athletics with n sane
safer and higher moral standpoint
before wo become or go like old
Rome In reality.
GEORGE II. DROSKL.
Richmond. Va, Oct. Is.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26
Nc,rspnpcr Man in Deal.

LOS ANGELES, CAL, Oct. %
Harry Chandler. publisher OF the Los
Angeles Times and Interested in nu-
merous financial and industrial en-
terprlscs here and elsewhere. said to-
day he was one OF the persons assoc
ciated with Washington ID. Vnndcriip
oil and mining engineer. In the lat
ter's exploration of section OF ST.
IBERIA.
MT Chandler said that about
twenty-five business men Ind become
associated with MFR. Vander!ip. who
has spent two years IN Siberia and
that they were going to conduct ex-
tcnsive explorations TO determine the
mining oil and fishing possibilities OF
n large section OF that country.
lie said that for the prescnt at least
their work would be confined to ex-
ploration but they held an option for
contract for actual development II
II should be determined that such
work would bring financial returns.
The men named by Mr., Chandler
as associated with Mr.. Nandcrlip are
all rated locally az wealthy. Several
OF them are rcputed to be multimi'-
lionaires
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26
UP WITH THE TIMES

Berlin is said to be working out tho details
OF separate peace treaty with the United
S'ates to he negotiated after Harding's cleo
t'ot still expects to dictate the terms, Of
course.
Members of the Horse Thieves Detective AS
ISOLATION In Indiana have declared war on
spooning couples along the country roads
Sounds more like action of the horse thieves
themselves.
johnson wants international forum for
the discussion OF world issues. Careful there
III Ihats the first step toward a league of
nations which your candidate favors every
sunday. "Wednesday and Saturday
Red fire is not being burned so plentifully
in this campaign. Perhaps Germany has cor
hered the supply for its celebration in event
OF a Republican victory.
Hope the government doesn't tax as I'M
earned Increment the ton of coal saved by rea-
son OF this prolonged Indian summer
Root answered CoNs percmptory demand for
reiraction of an untruth. hut he spoke very
soitly and the big stick was nowhere in sight.
Front initial Of Johnson must stand for
iioratius. lie sure is holding the bridge
New German organization is out to get"
Cox. Its promoters should recall how their
Kaiser got" the man whom Cox will succeed
as President.
Fashion note says hereafter America will
set The worlds styles for men Imagine the
Paris Beau nrummell in blue denim overails
Next years total running expense of the
league OF nations viii be $500. 900 a month \
Zig hertha would shoot up that much in a few
minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26
Notice to Readers Of
The Times-Dispatch

The Ttmcs-Dispntch,i In Its "volce
OF the People, column, vvishes to
give space promptly to NIL cOrres-
pondents. but the pressure OF let
ters In so Erent that the editor
is forced. In order to present topics
when they nrc fresh md Of vital
interest, to ask correspondents to
condense their com IN un cations Into
2OO words. This rcqurHt IL Innde
In the spirit of fnir play md we
are confident IL will he met In that
spirit by our readers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26
Spirit Of Virginia Press

Speaking OF the recent suspension OF two
virginia papeTE because OF the scarcity and
hSh price Of lrint paper and other things the
it"ah""e T!mts observes that these things en-
phas!z" the serious situation confronting thc
newspaper publishers OF the country and adds.
N"he n"t The httcSt and strongest will be able
10 survive Under the circumstances il is
worse than folly to even contemplate entering
the newspaper field in the average. CITY of less
Than quarter of 4 million inhabitants unless
one has the purse of Rockefeller coupled
with the perseverance OF "A spider and the
courage Of :, lion
Noting the political duilncss in Southside
virginia. the Farmvie Herald says: "rhe
competition in the business of political predic-
t'n is now fierce in the Middle West and in
In. North. in Virginia the business is as dull
AS usual"
The Virginia Union Farmer looks for = light
vote in Virginia next week and in the follow
i"S hIhts at one OF the reasons: we have al
ways believed 1t unfortunate that the pavment
u poiI taxes is considered payment for the
privilege OF voting. AS matter of law the
poll tax is supposed to be payable ANYWAY:
'"' as matter Of fact it is never enforced
except 10 deprive u citizen Of voting who has
'p' P".h H. II would bc just as reasonable To
CONAN" OF a man "a tax for the privilege OF
serving on a jury Voting is II privilege. hut
u Is stil' more duty and one of the prcsen,
troubles Win our government is the lack of
Interest taken by voters, and the few votes
cast"
When the next baseball season opens the
"Sh!pbuildcrs" OF Newport News will possibly
have another name The Newport News
Times Herald says: Newport News might
wen be called The Dahlin CITY, for there is no
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26
Newspaper Cuts.

High School Student, Richmond
In preparing. line drawings for re-
production in newspaper II negative
Is first made OF the drawing, gem
orally about onc-half the size or less
than the original. From this n print
scnsitiZcd with bichromated albumcn
coating. which has not been acted
upon by the light passing through
the lines Of the negative and thus
rendered insoluble. washes off. bring
ing the ink with il. thus leaving the
zine clean except the coating Of ink
on the lines OF the picture. Then
the plate is dried and coated with
Dragons blood powder. The, pow
being melted after heating the plate
forms c0ating that protects the
lines from the action OF the acid.
The plate is now immersed in a SO
tuition Of acid until the zinc has been
dissolved away to a slight depth,
when the sides OF the lines are pro-
tected by brushing dragons blood
against them. then heating the plate
again and subjecting il to further
OF the side of the lines and re-etching
OF the acid Is repeated until sufficient
depth of the space between the lines
is obta med for printing purposes.
After the large white spaces have
been further dccpened by use of a
routing machine the plate is fastcn-
ell to a block making il the height
OF type and ready for printing. Half
tone cuts are made with line screen
placed in front Of the sensitive plate
during exposure. On developing the
plate the picture appears in dots in
the high lights, cross lines in the
shadows into solid black.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26
EXTENDS PERMISSION TO
JAPS TO HAUL PASSENGERS
May Transport Them Another Month
In steamers between san Frnn-
cfScO and Honolulu.
' Ssociated Press. |

1y NESOciAteU Press.
WASHINGTON, Oct. o5.-The Shin
ping Board has renewed for another
month Its permission for Japanese
steamers operating between San
i francisco ana Honolulu to carry
passengers. Chairman Henson am
nounced tonight that until American
ships were able to handle the travel.
~ was the policy of the board to al
low japanese vessels to transport
passengers in order to obviatc in
convenience TO American travellers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26
IJtiIfty.

1t was in Mrs. Snigglefritz's Boarding House.
me tenor had Just finished that inspiring song:
Every Morn I Bring Thee vIolets' and the
elderly lady who would have married a mil
lionaire's son but for his Yild habits. was still
signing. when the Star Boarder remarked:
AT that. fellow boarders. I can't see any
reason for chicken wings, pruncs and hash"
You can't" Grunted the basso, who had
been rumhling Down in the Deep Blue Sea-"
you amt got any imagination. They're in
tended to make YOU appreciate a steak.'
And tho Landlady. nose-tlting went out to
see who had turned up tho gas on tho second
floor landing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26
WILL ATTEMPT TO PROHIBIT
TRADING IN GRAIN FUTURES
Governor Allen, OF Kansas. An
nounces He VIII Propose Law to
Next Legislature.
icy Associated press.1

TOPEKA, KAN. Oct 25.-C;ovcr-
nor Allen announced today that he
isiaturc to prohibit trading in grain
FUTURES In Kansas il the present in
vest igations OF boards of trade prove
,hat the prices Of wheat and other
products have been rnanIpujated. the
Governor declared that information
now on hand indicated that bucket
SHOPS are operating I'm q large num-
OF the law
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26

Gompcrs says Coolidge is hypocrite. and
Roosevelt denounces Root as sophist.
Those epithets are pretty tame when it is
remembered the election is only ono week
away. They must warm up q little and
buckle down to their task before next
Tuesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26
Information Bureau

Inquiries regarding nlmost any
topic. cxccptInS on legal and medi-
cal subjects, nre answered free. Az
NIL Inquiries ure answered directly
by personal letter, seif-nddrcsHcd
stamped envelope is required. Adj
dress The TImcs-DIspatch Informn-
ton bureau, Itichmond, Vn.
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Dry. Spend Small sum.

WASH INGTON, Oct. 25.-The cam
paign committee OF the Anti-Saloon
League, fled II report with the CLERK
OF the House OF Representatives to-
day showing total contributions for
and expenditures Of about the same
amount. There were eleven contri-
butors. all from Ohio. and individual
ranged from 500 to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26

The Norfolk Tribune has some fear OF the
negro woman vote. 1t has heard OF their do
ing some big registering In many parts of the
Sou'H. II concludes: "1t is n wager of much
certainty that they will all vote tho Republi-
can ticket There will be no splitting of tick
Gus out down-the-linc Republican vote when
they cast their ballots. And yet we are told
that some OF the white women of our city
tnlnR u an Insult to their intelligence to be
advised to vote straight down-the-line Dem
ocratio ticket"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26
Charcoal Eph,. Daily Thought.

Il don mind thnkin' these hyar thoughts"
said Charcoal Eph. modify. (which hit am
exercise: but how Il man gwine keep on think
In an thinkin' widout mixin' in politics,
amt on'stand. Try kerosene cocktail, Mis-
tab Jackson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26
The Federal Trade Commission.

SUDNCFIDtr, ELECTROMAGNETIC duties
OF the Federal Trade Commission
are TO inquire into industrial condl-
tons and secure data relating to la
bor conditions. capital Investments
and conditions OF manufacturing,
transportation and distribution. to in
vcstigatc trade conditions in foreign
countries. and upon the application
OF the Attorney-Gcneral. to mvcsti-
gate the business of any corporation
aCtg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26
AmrmntIons Instead OF onths.

MIS-, W. u. u, PcterSbUrg.-FOr-
merly oaths were required OF all
witnesses and atlantis in all cases.
but many exceptions are now allowed
in England and the United States.
Generally all persons who declare,
that they have conscientious scruplcs
about taking an oath are permitted
to make an affirmation instead. The
affirmation has the same effect as an
oath. and for a false affirmation 81
witness Is punishable as though he
had been sworn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26
Reno,vncd Lnwyer =. No.,

CHICAGO. Oct. 25.-Stephen Strong
ereEcry. former president of tho
Illinois Bar Association, died sud
denly here yesterday Of heart disease.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26

town In the State which show these sorg-
oous howers in creator beauty or more inf
INTO variety Our soil and climate seem to be
poeuhariy adapted to their culture. and flower
lovers nave taken advantage OF the favorable
conditions to produce dahlias In profusion as
ornaments to the city,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26
Picked In MT Random.

Mercy begins where charity ends.
iSut an accident policy won't stop lightning.
The rabbit that had to. climbed n tree
The amateur sportsman will now shoot a
hole through his guides bonnet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26
Preclaelx Thun.

NO you're all wrong" insisted the fresh
man. L tell you. you don't study human ma
lure. Take pretty girl. for tho sake OF argu-
mont"
'feah"' pnt in the Soph take a prctty
girl Tor the sake OF argument. and that's what
you'll get. Alright, n'right!"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26
Useless KIndne,a.

Paying the conductors carfarc
2-ShovnE your partner a black deuce
3--oferinG two-bits to n man who needs
dollar
Voting for Harding with the idea OF
elcctinS him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26
The Weather
forccust; Virgin

Forecast: Virginia.
Unsettled Tuesday and
Wednesday,; not much
clinnKe In temperature.
North Car0IinI,-un-
settled Tuesday and
Wednesday, not muc,
change In temperature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26

y few weeks ago the Democratic South.
would have rojoiced 10 see former prcsi.
dent Taft elevated 10 the Supreme Bench
In the event OF liarding's election. Should
anch an appointment, come 10 pass now
az u political reward it would shake con
Gdence in the court itself. Mr. Taft has
struddled SO much TO preserve his party
,IeguiaritE that The public which once ad-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26
Deaultfon

lioNEfMOON-That period OF human cxpe-
r'ence that lies between the last agrcemcn,
and the first fight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26

Mrs. r. r. w. Lynchburg-In Eng
land surnames came into use In the
Middle Ages. A law OF Henry v. di-
rected that In legal documents men
ton OF locality or trade TO their
Christian names. so John. the smith.
eventually became John Smith, and
so on.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26
Local Tempcn,turc Y,.i,r,,nx
Local Rainfall.

Hhinia!i ~ hours ending l.. n ... None
MainIai ~ hours ending i. NJ. None
Excess since March l.-........ 60:
Excess since January l.......... COZ
Local Observations 4 l.. VI Yesterday
Wind direction. south. wind velocity,
weather ut l.. ii, cloudy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26

FURNISHED every day in the yenr Mt 10 South
Tenth street. Richmond Va. by Tic Iimcs-
Dispatch Publishing Co.. Inc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26

Red fire Is not being burned so pleptirunv
IN this campaign. Perhaps Germany has cor
nered the supply for its celebration in event
OF a Republican victory
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26

fhshon note says hereafter America will
set The worlds styles for men Imagine tbt
Paris Boau Drunmell in blue denim overalls
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26

Next years total running cxpens. of m.
league OF nations viii be $500 600 a month. \
Zig Hertha would shoot up that much in a few
minutes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26

Hope the government doesn't tax as un-
earned Increment the ton of coal saved nv rc..
son of this prolonged Indian summer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26

New German organization is ont tn "p.t"
Con- It's promoters should recall how their
Kaiser got" the man whom Cox will succeed
as President.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26

Memoers OF the Horse Thieves Detective AS
sociation III Indiana have declared war on
spoohihg couples along the country roads.
Sounds more like action of the horse 1hi.yes
themselves
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-17

company has been formed by some
OF inc largest cotton oil companies in
inc country, and announcement is
made that l01 acres Will shortly no
taken over by the company Forty
i've buildings viii bc erected. and n
large number of people Will be en-
pIoSch az the new plant. j. W. Stull.
pFres.acnt OF the COMPANY. stated this
,he company viii be producing 300
tons Of the material daily. or about
2'3op carloads monthly. IL the de-
mands Tor the product justify this
Shoots Self Through Heart.
;, Alter carcfully-latd plans. Dudley
". fcrkinson - concrete contractor.
committed suicide today 1t his home
Shot into mis- heart. IyiaG in pool
OF blood Il short distance from his
bed: the body WAS found today by a
m'lHman. his wife and three chill
owing disagreement. Domestic
trouble is assigned as the reason for
Inc rash act. Parkinson. who was
iprty-ive years old. tied 4 string to
MS toe and in that way discharged
the weapon. Three notes were left
by the man. one Of which stated that
ne had Intended 10 commit suicide at
found that the clock had stopped at
mat hour. He WAS well-known In
traternal circles here. Funeral serv-
ices VIII be conducted tomorrow aft
crnoon at the grave in Blandford
Cemetery.
Captures Ncgrocs ny Ru.c.
Through y clever rusc. two negroes
suspected OF rObbing a store at Din
wlddic Courthouse. owned by s. Bois-
Seau. were taken into custody today
by county officials. Bloodhounds
were secured from Suffolk and before
the! were placed on the trail Sheriff