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Health Talks by Dr.. YIN. Brady
s "a Save the lSrnpper--II 81
IA How, to Manage n boil. * St 81 K

Whether a boil has GORE, or not depends
ssnphyocoeei germs occurring banehes re,
se nssnse there is
isatlon Of white blood corpuseies in " she bood
n niS asaIrronndins the Infested Invaded
pieyns into Tie tissues around tho sH nNaded
e cs,n Thus whom there is considerable hard
VIII probably form, tho core being mass OF
s %nf has Ssa the
n9TS,ilizlng germ destroyers.
wa JUST ar as L Plsasea tbsp to
, oe EeHt res ~ the pSs In liberated
good isf i fSsss sns
eary enough , because i dispoaes OF large
same 81; Iae time admits to the invaded region great
viii f1ge nc pGopls sim Imagine The corruption
opened early or Il the core fails 10 matsriaiizc
St boil Carly ar or
comfort of the patient.
PGs he nsser touch of Ss
M nrsr :. tho DI ngers and never touch Win INC
pleinent or material Which has been soiiet, 20, or
s ss e os
skin skin, over il is likely TO with staphylo-
Antseptics. though ' Of no value whatever SO
a afr va az "a e the Ioil IS
vIe,m or ,hese about him. The Wet dressing
tHcreioFe De lmDrcEnated with Il mild
antisept!c, such boric acid; and ali dressings
Shoula be burned whom removed How to
ute $afeiy such a dressing is n little l.nack
Which Which REQUIRES knowledge of surgical ascpsls
, "nISn ON doctor. or nurse understands. No
aihount or antiseptfc prccaution can give the
Ss ee, thai the simplest aseptc technic ar
AS 4 precaution against contamination OF the
environment dressing OF some kind should
cover Il boil from first TO last
,c ne h%pSrtonc salt solution (thrce heapins
eeGaSpooniuis OF salt dissolved in pint OF boil
w, Mashed Ghcesecloth or surgeons Eauze as warm
as Dcarabic every four hours. rather than any
popit'cc or salvc. 10 favor drainage and relieve
pain. The Dorc acid. already mentioned
nay DC used with this dressing. Oiled SIX
o. waNed paper over the gauze compress, and a
the treatment. 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19
TURks.IN' THRACE in
REVOLT AGAINST ALLIES.
Commander mn of Troops Threatens TO
Oppose unncceptablc Peace
Terms With Force.
lpy Assoelatel pross. ]

LONDON. March Is 'a-,i,i,cS; l;veu.nr
!Standaru says IL learns tho commander n,
Of the Turkish troops In Thnce, CoIonci
from Cohstantinople. has renounccd the
armlstice, and PROPOSES to cstnblIsh !,
government in Adrianopie
The colonel has issued a proelnma.
anytallted coercion and rcsistance TO
any peace terms not acceptable to TIM
Turkish Natlonaltsts.
News Is 80 heavily censored that !,
Turkish view OF the sit:iatlon.e Turks
with whom the correspondence spolSe
however. were free I'm declaring Their.
opinion that constantinonle was about
TO repeat the history or Cairo: that tho
British would remain I'm Turkey nv they
had In Egypt. t%s 80
Meanwhile the French and Engnsli.
newspapers here are featuring PnrIs
anu London dispatches which alfcso the
assume responsibility il restoring
order In the Near East
The general opinion a,oong Amcri-
cans here In touch with Near East CON
prompted more by political than hi
The second day OF the interallled
occupation Of constantinople Is re-
port to have hay passed with entire calm.
Keeping order, The ferry and tele-
phone services have bonn resumed ONLY
small detachments OF allied soldiers
are visible In the streets and about
public buildings.
The French and the Italians have
only small forces and they arc less
active than tho British troops which
are cNceilcntlS organized and took the
city over with the precision OF clock
work.
:, among the prisoners taken were
Essad Pasha, Nationalist leader.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19
BANKING SITUATION IN
HUNGARY NOT CHEERFUL
MI the Hanks Loaned Money IN a..
government During the War
md Later.
MN .By Associated Press.l

tl3y Associated Prcsgl
BUDAPEST, March 1S-Rolana tIe.
gedus. director of the t;omn,ar. nc +,
Bank and finance REPRESENTATIVES "a az
To ioe dis nngarian declaration sent to Paris
banking situation cannot be Innts ary :, 9
as cheerful. IAN the banks ionnua
money mon TO the government during The
cant pay. a we a SO II the government
The ability OF the State to nc ne aa .in
pe aHoo on ne Kind Of a,.pcacc we gel.
fixed II ~ s.f 10 the boundaries now
our industries. My bank o Une1aos !,
an9ni twenty five small railways. For FOR
are in our " ,er Phft OF these railways
our heishbors, the Roumariians ,bn
3 PER Gzechs and SO on. BECAUSE of
ence, these railways may have ~ tt .es
ana recross customs frontiers sevsra1
There are. many sugar factor,o.
tory may be left in Runsarion ,nrrj
' cory While the beet crop is across a a
In Hungary are cut on from thci 1918 nr.:
Czechs.. 80" 10 ehe
Agriculture is the only thing to-,
US. and with rich land and an ens1re ~ IT, !.
people we are bound TO rise again III
WIS OF the Danube haven't been
may do good deal =
from merely money polnt or
view, We have In circuiatiou
Io'ooo; oOu,0OO crowns. The danans
aonc by the Bolshevists may be nst,c
mated at 5,000.0OU,U00 Our total H., :
debt was about -, 900 900. 900 cro 80 -,
E in,i hai or which was Consolidated
q, "a 1esp'.G crazy quilt boundary line
,;JIo oy the allies. leaving hundreds OF
mdn t, 70 us and yet placing the rail.
e eGaa s arritd OF these Villages in for
maninsr I;,'orE WIN customs barrier.
, ,tah'ns 1t di1ncult tor the villages RI
use use he railroad we have NOT de- e.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19
News of Fifty Years Ago.

heard Or the acion Nos The counni he stiii
claiming to he, Mayor OF Richmond instructed
his police not 10 obey anybody eses orders
and not to give up the police stations. Mayor
Ellyscn, yesterday. in a polite note 10 Chahoon,
notified him of his election and requested that
he turn to him t1Illyson) all OF the city
property in his s(Cha hoon's) keeping, Cha
hoon answered, saying he would take a few
Governor Walker. denying the right OF the
Council TO eject him by, electing another Mayor.
and asking the Governors protection He got
no ornfort from the Governor. who told him
his appeGi to, the legality should be to the
courts. Mayor, Ellyson having sworn in q spc-
bcial police force of seventy-fve men. went to
the old Market and demanded possession of the
Mayors Office. Chnhoon refused and barred
himself in the Old Market building and placed
his mixed. white and negro force duty, The
Eliyson force then surrounded the building and
States Commissioner jenkins came along say
ing glle Wanted TO go in and Chahoon. He
4 was rcfdsed admission to the building, Later
lie SworGS out a warrant against Mayor Ellyson.
cha rging him with obstructing a United States
officer IN the discharge of his duties Mayor
Ellyson was arrested and promptly gave bond
for his appearance before a commission e r, and
the was set for today. At, midnight the
city was perfecty4quiet and al of It except the
and That of his police force. Chahoon Is still
shut up Ia the Old Market Hail with an armed
body of White and negro policemen. IIc denies
tile Tight Of the Ciovernorto appoint a Council
sand The, Council to elect a Mayor. and In short
any right hntYhis own to hold to the mayoralty,
no twill h@nndiDE he Is United States officer
and therefore Ineligible to the mayoralty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19
From Other Viewpoints
Making CREATORS" by RESOLUTION.
ny tLERF:D B. WILLIAMS.

h How 3s4e . for ns Plumb an na is done
communicalion To !, Ro.inol;e newspaper by ".
j. iiaIe who says ho has been connected with
umb 'G Plan la. saee Of noanoRe Revive Was CT Called
an1 MI iH w;S n1ited The orator OF the
douhiics? weil paid obviously we'll coached and
Med 10 e %nnHSs .he he W;,s n
ment's notice he declined to speak. Thereupom
Plumb plan was lrociaiined instantly. Were
not lis opponentS dumb" Then arose several
plan: repuoi;.ted the Democratie party and ali
wofker who who, refused 10 accept IT, Tumuits OF
speaers lad no ch.nde \, iih M Sfsu Hale nd-
ing made 10 appear soidy>for Plumb. Ia some
clare their Allegiance are posted, in tile halls
by The local leaders n traitors aid so declared
such stigma, confused overwhelmed. practical
lions, Inc union men. very naturally. appear to
be docking into thc Plumb camp and give UP
prena an "i ialS says he SPEARS q for
SONS the men Wien trey get into the boiling
booths viii vote as they think and not as they
refuse to be bound in their action as citizens
local politicians and leaders and more or less
packed meetings
for ann knd Of hn o. or e Gst G
reopIc who i1o'S lave 'hccm educateI and have
thought just enough loose from actual
facts. those who are carried by the enthusaSniS
excitement resentment and sentiment OF the
moment. those who in cold blood are in IL for
what Is In IL for them This country has seen
many OF these. some altogether crazy, others
contAining germs OF good-the grcenback
fenZy. the free coinage OF silver. The great
Granger movement against the railroads, being
prominent and familiar Instances. The meth DDS
working them un have been the same. The
p!umD plan ag.tatorS are merely following the
s;,n,c old plan just the Anti-Saloon League
iUg Isl easier than for aggressive and drilled
minority TO run and sUhdue norganiZet
aud indifferent ma jorltN and mtsrepresent IL.
until it comes to the show down Of free syot-
ing after open and free discussion and chance
Tor all sides TO lie heard and facts be de-
calming that the unions solid against pro-
isio!tion. while certainly Il large, proportion of
tl," members prohibitonists heart. and
= nUmher OF persons arc undert akinG' to speak
for the Christian pcople as unanimously for
national prohibition while the vast majority
% the.n never have voted for a. national pro-
addition nominee. s. $500 q
before US Clearly We viii be hearing contin-
ualy that the Plumb plan is labors cause and
politicians aud the public Viii have thrust
before them thai Labor" demands this. that
flashes we get Of reality from the In
side, is "a sample OF what is being done through
out the country, forming evidence OF how
labor organizations are worked. Of how, reason
aud ira tiers are manufn ctured officially, by local
organization officials aud RESOLUTIONS OF ar
c,.clyl the old game of handling county and
sometimes. even state conventions OF political
iartics aud making traitors OF ali venturing to
! protcs, rebel. s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19
Voice of the People
Letters must give the mime and addres, of
INC Mrner. nnme Will not be published ~ WRITER
4 SuEEcAffnn


:" Inc '.ditor OF The Times Dispatch:
;Hiir,-,l see IRON, the newspapers there is much
iaIk ABOUT bringing down the high cos. OF ljv-
mi. nE' so SO VII hcp them suggest a plan Let
o.. inc Wholesale merchants take their high
priced traNn!!hG saicsmen Oft the road and lot
1neni go to work to produce something TO live
or; hey arc paid the highest kind of saiar ics
~, ~ motel expenses and all other expenses
country. get off ~ the station. hire jitncy
roSt,ag "a or -, TO take them i've or six miles
sutton. and probably pay big hotel bill. All
ot1ese expenses added to the profit is what makes
n plan The he consumer will probably save 20 per
ell; ne retail merchant when he buys tho
w WI goods, pays the whole thing. Then
wren the consumer buys from the retail mer-
M MmoIe ghhrasn guess IN. retail mereh
Satea and Tor cents lie can send and order
what he wants, and cut out the travelling mans
echienSes. The man who labors-it takes more
Tor 1or Nm nm 10 eat.-more shoes and more clothes
r"e ni' 20 wear. lie is the man who makes all.
,,cedS al ana pays all-then someone else gets
Ia, an: me lAboring man is getting tired OF
Rawlings. Va. March Il. 1920. -
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Found I'm coal p,,rLc.

LONDON, March lS.--A dispatch 10
says at Il preliminary hearing and nm.
der cross eXamination. the man az
rested In coal bunker OF n Finnish
asserted his name was John Reed ,,,.i
declared ne was tho editor OF two
n ren:;p,lf,r ~, IN Oregon. The man. who
gormlich, and declared the w.,s ~,
y m said he had arrived in Russia
I'VE months ago. according to the dis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19
Many Now Mathematical.

CHICAGO,W March IS.--lncomes OF
$1,0o0.000 or more for 1919 wer re ;,
ported by 731 indiyiduals and cor
iicials OF the Internal Revenue Depart
mont, inspecting tax returns, an.
nounced today. Thirty-one Chicagoans
Of those whose incomes exceeded
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19

Tho kaisera naive proposition that Germany
give Him S2oo.o 600 for the Crown lands that
lac ran away from. is tbs checklist bit of pleas
entry we've heard since the Clown Ounce of.
iered simself ns u personal sacrifice for 900
German war-murderers.
II the Kaiser really wants TO collect. why
doesn't ho so back to Germany and get IL per-
sonnliY. Or why doesn't he take trip over
10 London say. or Paris. and personally present
ms demand TO the allies" They'd be ticislcd to
talk il over with him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19
CANNOT RECOGNIZE PRINCE
Son or King of the Hediaz INFORMED,
His Coronation IL Not
sts+ Valid
By Associatod Presa.

LONDON, March 1S.-Thc British
and French governments have moti-
fed Prince Feisal son OF the King of
nize the validity of the decision or
the Damascus Congress, which pro-
claimed him King of Syria.
Premier Lloyd George made this
statement in the House OF Commons
today in answer to q. question
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19
New Cabinet iu HoIIv,,

LAPAI. BOLIVIA. March 1S.-A nov
Gnoinet has boon formed by Presiden,
Use Iutierrcz Guerra. the portfolio OF
coreiSn Relations being retained nv
carlos Gutierrez. The other members
or me cabinet follow: Government and
!usiice-Ernesto Carega: Finance"N
JUNO camera; War and ColonIzation-
General Prudcncio; Public Instructlon
and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Nncz. and
INDUSTRY and Public Work-Ccsaz oe-
Great indignation has been caused
mere by IN attack upon Colonel co,nns
or inc bolivian aviation service. BIZ n
Tackled with stones and sticks and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19
Arctic E.pIorer uc.,rn.

.VITAWN. MARCH, 1S.--ViIhioImu,
Stefansson. the Arctic cxpioreT M
resigned from the governmental con-.
mission induiring into the Possibilities
% northern development for mcat nro2
ducing purposes ACCORDING ~ p'o
inouncement b. Arthur ATeighen. Min
ister OF the interior. Stefansson has
stood the purpose Of his Trim Z" -
seek s, TO interest private capital i'm the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19
ADVISES CADETS RETURN
Clemson College Freshman c,,.,
esident Tciis Men to Come
Hack March II.

GREENVILLE s. c. N.rot 20
rtaroiu u; Turner. of. Greenvllle, presf-
G Gcht OF the freshman class at Clemson
JiiiieIe. To-Day Issued a, statement to
freshmen and sophomores 10 prepare
io return ,bn o on Sunday, March 81, pend
senior meeting at Clemson saturday.
unless different course is decided
upon by the parents and upper class
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19
DECLINES TO COMMENT
senator smith, of GeorgIs, VIII Say
Nothing Of His Boom for
ri
IBy Associated Press:l

WASHINGTON. March 1S.-senator
smith, OF Georgia. declined TO com
ment when told today OF the action
or Democratic supporters in Gaiucs-
vie. Ga, proposing him as cancii-
datee FOR the Democratic presidential
have not been informed of it and
would rather not comment on il at
this time" -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19
MASKED MEN RAID STILL
Fake o. Cases of whisky Mt LexinEto,
Seized From Louisville Firm
In January.
lBy Assoclnted Press.

= 10y 1NS5OcINtcd PTes9.1
LEXINGTON. KY, March 1S,-Seyen
MASKED men raided the Old Tarr Dis
tillery warehouse here early today,
and after binding two guards, forced
them to unlock the warehouse talk
ing out ninety four cases OF whisky
seized last January at Versailles, Ky.
alleged to be the property at chat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19
T.

y small newspaper i'll Southern town re-
marks:
III v" pay (" cents pound for white paper
and You pay nothing for reading it. here's where
YOU get oil. TN and after March 10 1920 sub
scrlptions are payable in cash and if you don't
pay What Nou owe Well not only stop your
raper. hut We'll sue you for money .
Heaven is closed, absolutely closed, to :, man
who doesn't pay his editor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19
EIood ON tie 1,ombIgbee,

q COLUMBUS, MISS, Nfarch 1S.-The
Tombigbee River has reached tho Hood
stage. Miles Of country arc Inundated
and .baGkwatersg cover hundreds OF
section are to the effect that heavy
rains are still falling In the uppor
river basin and further rises are ex-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19

Feminine curiosity evidently survives even
suffrage Both the women members OF the
New York Assembly voted enthusiastically
10 Il successful resolution to take the Anti
saloon lobby 10 pieces and see what is in
side il 10 make ii go so nicely.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19

JOB a patient mantle mos, patient
man in the worlds history"
Yes, unt this date" said the Cynic AT
least, he didn't have, TO go through the real
test OF waiting for the cost of living to get
normal"
Fhe business man on Earth is the one who
IS charged with Keeping other people busy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19

The Peruvian government has asked the
American government TO use its friendly Of
ices TO keep down scrap between Peru
land Bolivia. Why is the appeal not made
10 The league of nations? 1t is supposed
10 be functioning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19
SEEN ON THE SIDE
IN HENRY EDWARD WARNER
The optin,s,.

tt
tReprinted from July ~, lsls:f IL we ncod any-
Thing these days it's wha, Bin Smith Had.
H. T. W. 3ts
Blu Smith was born beneath unluoky stars
At 5, q ladder slipped. and down came Bill
AT y. he broke his head on Simpsons Hill.
Beforc he was II. someone said
By Ill the signs he really should be dead,
but Bill. the foster-son Of evil signs.
Kept on his way among life's >thorns and vines.
One day q mine blow up and took his leg,
But BIZ smiled on and thumped his wooden peg.
re got job as watchman and train
cut off an arm. but William smiled again
Ihat leg," lie said. "it might have taken mo
TOO FAR from homo rowing tho sea-.
ana since two hands lead weak men into ha rm
I'm that much safer with single arm
When Bill went blind, he said: "Oh we'll, my nose
VIII have kcener feeling for the rosc.'
ana tiicn one day they took him homo bed
GalloDing consumption so the doctor said.
And we who knew Bill thought he'd make a.
kick
Against his luck, desperately Sick,
But Bili--'lt's worth while being sick said he
ITO know so many think much of me!'
The last words Bill Smith said to us who came
To sit beside him when he cashed Ills game
Were these: 81 tell YOU fellows life is sweet.
But Death is beautiful! 1t can't be beat!"
And when we took him to that quiet hill
And buried him. know our old friend Bill
In spirit claSpcd our hands, as there we went
In spirit smiled and said good-ty. and slept:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19
chnrconl Ilrh.. pnil. .rhonEht.

When woman git so dogSone in love wild
man she pick him out dc hes piece O. chicken
widont regret" said Charcoal Eph ruminative-
ly. all got t say is. love is mos su,tnly
positively blind. sub! Try some apple sass.
AiiStah Jackson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19
lnpOssIblc.

There won, be any real spring this year"
Huh"
q say, there won't be any real spring this
year
''shucks! Course there will--robins and
l4wnmowers and rheumatism and rains and
mud and everything
Yeah; but there wont be any real spring
lust the same There can't be. YOU know
there just can't hc a real spring without any
book beer signs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19

II used 10 he that So was quite little
stake. Now it hardly is even little steak
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19

Woman al Dayton, Ohio, arrested for hav-
ing married twenty-five times Surely
twenty-five weddings are too. too much
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19

Curious fact, often Illustrated that the
weaker Il testa'or's Will in life the more wills
are left TO he contested after death
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19
Peru Apologirea for At,nck

LIMA. March 1s.-rhc aide do camp
OF Presidcnt DeGuerrn, of Bolivia,
called at the Peruvian legation nj
Lapaz Yesterday and expressed tile
iolivian governmet's regrets for the
attack on the legation last Sunday
night; according TO official adviccs re-
celved here today. After the receipt
Of this information Foreign Minister
perras forwarded q note to Lapaz ask :
ing FOR material rcparation for the
loss incurred and tho arrest of ofi
Gals involved in the demonstration.
al Detai'ed reports Of the incident In
dlcate That many Peruvian commercial
houses were looted during tho dig.
order at ia2az and confirmation has
been received OF the report that the
office OF the newspaper LnRazon was
destroyed.
~ crack Bolivian cavalry regiment
which was sent to Guayaqui, near thc
frontier. has been withdrawn TO Lapaz,
which city Is apparently under martial
law. $3.50 @i" =
y small crowd attacked the Bolivar
mission here today but was driven ofY
damage was done
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19
Testing Federal Inquisition

a y interesting lawsuit has just been fled
a in the Supreme Court2of the District
OF Columbia designed TO test the powers OF
the Federal Trade. Commission in so far as
those powers may be employed in cXacting
confidential informaton< from corporations
engaged in private business The Maynard
Coal Company. Of Columbus, Ohio, is the
plaintiff in the case. but back of that concern
is the National Coal Association, which will
use all its financial and legal resources in
the court contest now ahead
During the month of January the Federal
Trade Commission served upon coal mining
companies an order requiring them to file
monthly reports showing cost, income and
tonnage and, in addition, an annual report
showing the financial condition OF the com
panies. Carrying out this plan, the COM
mission gave detailed instructions as to
system or accounting differing materially
from that commonly used in the industry.
The interests affected oppose this expensive
, program and have filed bill Of complaint,
attacking the order OF the commission upon
three grounds:
]. That it exceeds the authority vested in
the commission under the Federal Trade
Commission act.
=. That if the act be construed as vesting
authority in the commission to require such
reports, such ACT must be held unconstitu-
! tional as being beyond the power OF Congress
under the constitution OF the United States.
8. That by the Presidents executive or
der OF July 3. 1918, any power that was
vested in the Federal Trade Commission TO
require such reports from the coal GENERATORS
Wa transferred TO the fuel administration
The suit is described Il friendly" pro-
ceedinS and Is not an attack upon the Trade
/ Commission itself, but merely a desire on the
I part -oJ the coal industry 10 have the courts
decide how far that industry is subject to
/ regulation and control by tho government If
J The coal company wins this case. much o. the
! power OF The Federal Trade Commission will
| have been destroyed Without the informa-
J ton which il seeks bearing upon Interstate
industries, it will be without basis for action
against unfair competition and other con
dcmned business practices.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-19

ADDRESS ALL COMMGNICA-
1lOSS to 'rhc Times Dis
H:ttrn ana moi 90 individuals.