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RATE DISCOUNT ADVANCE
RELIEVES Tense MARKET
Increase From Is to Z Per Cent by
Bank of England Has
StnbiliZing Effect.
by Associated Press. !

. LONDON. April l5.-The Increase in
the minimum rate discount from 6 to
per cent today by the Bank Of Eng
!and has removed the uncertainty
which has been hanging over tho
market. 1t was considered bound to
some IN view OF the inflated credit
poSit ION anu the continental financial
situation. especially regarding cx-
changes. and may possibly Stabilize
me latter IL probably will not. how
ever. AFFECT American exchange ANY
further unsettling OF exchange re-.
Sardins the United States IL not ex-
pccteu until large bills full due In tn,
hulnihn Tor the payment OF food and
commodities.
One reason for the present move
~ 10 brins the rate in line with other
Sehters. The action OF the Bank or
EnSihna Yesterday in raising the
rare OF interest on treasury bills to
L. per cent. is to attract funds
from banks TO the Bang OF England
on the government account against
WaturinS short dated btcIlness
which totals u big figure and TO check
fresh borrowing
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FRENCH HAVE GREAT WAR
PR0FITEERING SCANDAL
amazing sums Said to Have Heen
Made ON War Contracts Under
Cloak OF "Patriotism,,

,,n,f, T!y NHINrTksI StFNIC".
iaRiS. April ia war profltccr-
INK scandal has been opencu in Tho
Chamber or Deputies by Baron dc
Nasteiinnc. In Il stirring speech. he
revealed that amazing sums we're
p,iGd w during the war by profit.ers
me baron asserted the IiotchkIss
company. which is said TO be largely
controlled by American interests, real
4 well-known French maker OF en-
sihcs was quoted az having admitted
ne made $4O.o00.00 clear profits. An
:hutHnhobile manufacturers was scath-
ihsy d,Qounced by Castcllane on
similar grounds V"
rs result OF these disclosures the
.aX on war fortunes is expected TO be
ss "a TURNER increased, possibly to
90 per cent OF the net profit Figures
y sweeping government; inves,ip.tion
IS urged with the view TO criminal
prosecution OF the money PATRIOTS -
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A Daily Once-Over.
Smatt-r. That's the Matter.

al through life you have followed the min n
" no!ns as Httic hard studying as possihln
20 Keep ny and make the showing YOU thini;
Al tho present time you are APPLYING your.
ser 70 snort cuts" and getting "a smatt.rine
~ hh.Henemt SUBJECTS in order to make a blum
Won s You Sn9w so little about subject that
or what advantage is it to you? S VI ~
al ~ you spent more time getting below TIN,
ui'ace III any one hing, OF how much more
he ICE
iou cannot take up any subject with tbe
iura that you will get 10 do sonnet hing in II
Without applFins the funds mentals and have
ahyihin. which you will retain
vi wital use is 1t TO spend q hour a day on
Sohei ;;hE ana IN such StipShOd manner thu
YOU VII! SNOW nothing about II intelligentIy
4 year or two hence? $500
Every siovrny attempt you make to get
something worth while IN no lime lessers WIN -
power OF COncent ration $500
me world is fed mp with buffers and needs
sincere workers toduy..-t:opyright 1920
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From Other Viewpoints
'"mmon Spirit That Means Success.
Bf WILLIAM e.. REIarIELD.

The progress OF this nation in the would
by men %: teir SSRiF mPo one The
ano,nei their OPPORTUNITIES for service one To- To-
:i;hi, NJ @ver the other. '
o, EeHnnsi,ne,i"n Is state Of mind Upon
n i' upon ne deals that guide us. upon the
them upon Inc doins in one or anothe Sp way
o; he ordinnry daily task Of lie. depends the
We tonight a great war For what pur
pose Not TO make US rich or powerful i or ro to
sn l arIeinE our trade. but simply because there
s wSs hn r ssishnsss in the world that took
our duty 70 do what We could TO destroy il.
there It vas not sPi form al1eS nr
a!a they they, ear it patriotism religion il vas
Among the boys from the mines the mills
M shops, the factories. the farms. The Of
formtr bosses. forgetting their earnings, i:-
%orksEk @ino sSreq
me same cause. Thus one common spirit was
,,s SIDE e, 10y side in our drafted regiments were
s %In Gt a@ nTIs ana he The Of
group OF boys from New Works. ga East ao SIDE tea ten
Mas % So Sn9Ss many tongues YET there
heard it in the hearts and on the lips OF men
somehinr Q" S;s ihai i'@ Common srIr na. shed
ire, aTt'a a is snsadng itself abroad
Mite understanding of any sympathy with the
i innn NJ o the bench and machine something
we ,trhtrcd II IS 30; II il is. il liz the great
rsi th!hs mat has happened to America-
greater than the war and Infinitely worth
the war. 80 v"
What docs this mean. reduced 10 practice ,
~. .iS ST. we NOPE J., mems me-; more open mind
whom he leads II already had meant clear
hrosress on me part OF employers toward I'M
derstandinE the thoughts and the lives OF the
men they employ.
Among The great arts of employment is
getting q; he others viewpoint. Many Of our
troubles. Whistler trlling large, come from
failure Ia undrrstahd what the other fcIlow
wants TO comprehend. just how he looks ut
things. and from failure to undcrsf ana that
II is NOT wrong for the other fellow TO have
aspirations similar TO ours.
We have known men in certain positions 10
seek an Increase in their salary, while
al the same Time they would object to 81 work :
man looking Tor dollar day more. We
nav. heard OF nupsriniendents who object ed
10 continuing TIE piecewOrk rate beca use the
men. as he thought. earned TOO much we
hincsre arguing Of the relative rights OF cap
ia and labor. and In their equally sincere Of
fort to secure the rights Of ca pitaI as they
zee ,h.m against wha5 lhey regard as the en-
which should be dealt. with, and can finally
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PRODUCES OWN IODINE
AND BLEACHING CARBON
America Finds Srnwcrd yaIunblc An.
set Ia Mnnufncturc or Many
NeeeHslIIcs

ST. LOUIS. April l6.-Ancrica soon
WI! DC independent OF all countries
iOr iodine aud bleaching carbon and
IN q great measure for potash. all OF
which being PRODUCED from kcip. ac-
c"rd!ng 10 DR.. J. ". Turr.nt!uc of
me. United. States. Department. OF
Nsricu!tur.. who nddrcsscd the spring
meeting OF the American Chemical
Society here TO-DAY
bF. Turrcntinc, who is in charge
the government experimental
plant At Summ.r!and. California, OK
pl"ihcd that the valuable properties
OF kelp had been discovered throurh
extensive research and that IL
mad been determined In advance TINT
IN" industry OF making potash and
other chemicals from this sea weed
that grows in abundance off the pa,
citlc Coast GOULD be made proiita bic.
OWING TO the great number OF ny
products.
About thirty products. by-produc,s
ana derivatives have been established
as ooiainable from kclp By the pro-
CcSses In uIc by the government. he
SAID. among them bci:,g table salt.
ammonia. creosote. combustiblc ga.
pitch and Prussian blue
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My from tho standpoint of a

u os neait NTH only from the standpoint of
i,r the thing have in mind. translated into
VII, moans the absence OF hard language
the .h.an naF heard employers and also
nave "G Sssn OF Gursing tina; angry workmsn
factories In which the men at The lon as.
everv SiS w,u niSn; minded gentlemen. in almost
St.tSs Wy d"lng their part pillars OF the
n nan mad a ehasm between them aud their
east Il bridge. w. ' - 'pN"'
coI rihsE aid not understand. and said they
Tu;,,o nov unuerstand---but we fear did not
men ,owa 70 ",nmasrstand-ihe attitude of their
i0'itS on opposite sides of the same street and
IisrnrI I. req, ines in one OF which there was
r,S n nSir li' In the men the benches.
Hp,'.' OF the men at the top and in the
showed. ''' ''N' '""' ''''' ~
We have known workmen who offered their
nr,, ,n"a as to help their employer OF tenn
!nrarF financial distress and others under
me same capitalistic system. be it observed.
mr ~" Wr'e tempted 10 wreck their employers
pftopprt'H, atd the difference lay in nothing
Mere ,'I ioG put in the spirit with which the
49, ich. IN me one case, ana driven in the
"iher.-copyrisht. 1890 " "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-16
WAR AND FLU PLAYED T
VITAL PART. IN CENSUS
Population Decrease in MANY Com.
munitics Traced to Immigra-
ton Drop.
Try Asrociat"d prcss.1

w WASHINGTON. April ia rcyiaw
vi 'h' population hvures OF the 1io
lilies ,,.'... ana towns thus far announced
WaH mad" public today By the Census
bureau. Comparative figures for AS
W these place IN the last two de-
n n'S SNOW decline OF G5 In the
percentage %! Increase from 1910 IN
lA2o. hs compared with the oS.4 no.,
cen, gain during the preceding lie
'n""' ne remaining twentv-ono
n ,mh;. rrprcscnt cities or towns
wnlch Wcr. not existing as separate
communities In 1900. but have since
organized and become incorporatcL
ana comparative figures were not an
Up 10 ana including YESTERDAY.
announcement the review showed an
aggregate population OF IO.O5S,3l5 ~
increase of l.7So,372 over 1910, or
IL per cent
Failing on in the percentage or
ihcrcas" Tor tn" places announced
Was largely due to tn. cheek to i'm
migration. which resulted from INC
world war. said Director Rogers, OF
The bureau. Total Enumeration 10
IN: United States for the last ton
Years, he said. showed a decrease or
a,36'ouo compared with the prcccd-
ing decade.
The recent influenza epidcmics also
probably had some effect In retardinE
The natural increase OF popuiation'
Mr.. Rogers said.
Salisbury. y. G., 1854. increase,
"i'ai' or I'LL per cent over 1910.
burlington. y. g. J,9J2. increase.
l,lii, or 23.s per cent.
Fulton y. Y. 1909: increase, -
's$ or 245 per cent
Harrison. " j.. 1871: Increase
.223. or 81 per cent
kcarnS. X ! 26.;1i: increase s.
o63; or f3.2 per cent.
iiion. y, Y. io,i6?, increase. 1881,
or ga per cent.
.. Oneida, y. y. 1854: increase, 9
2:i. or 2G.7 per cent.
Easion, Pa, 33.Sl3: increase. 800
or lS.t per cent.
poushkecpsic. Y Y. $4,000; in
crease. 1.O6i. or 25.3 per cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-16
MINIATURE AI.MANAC.
WILL USE GREENBACKS
TO PAY SOLDIERS ON RHINE
Government Abolishrs Pinn OF Set
thing With Troops With
Marks and Francs.
ny Associated prc,-.

COBiESX. April I5-Amcrican
doughboys in the occupation zone are
preparing to give hearty welcome
to a shipment OF American green
backs. en- route from the United
states. Some soldiers have not seen
american paper money for almost
three years. having been paid in
francs or marks since their arrival
in Europe. Hereafter tho army post
office and commissary will be run
on dollar basis.
Difficulties encountered during tho
iast Few months. when foreign ey-
change rates have been rapidly fiuc-
tuat!nS. caused a change In the sys-
TEN. The army post office has lost
money often because of the exchange
situation. having sold 10 any officer
or soldiers money orders In dollars
TO the amount OF the buyers monthly
pay. accepting marks in payment at
the rate OF exchange prevailing the
previous month. II has been found
that II the mark rises few orders are
bought. while IL the mark falls there
IL n rush on the office until it's this
overflow with paper.
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out the assistance Of America. how much
less would 1t he able 10 support new one
TO bring America TO its knees--to force it
- shoulder Europe's burdens while II "car-
ries on in the same old policy Of terrific
rial grabbing The thing for Mr.. Fosdick
tn do is first TO take hospital treatment for
his nerves. after which he should be given
instruction in the elementary principles OF
fundamental Americanism. America will
get along all right II purges
It's public c0unsels or the Raymond Eos.
dick type OF statesmen"
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Wbnt Ju.tIfication.

To the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
Sir.-In the fight against the high cost OF
clothing. IL would be well for the movement
to interest itself in finding a substitute for
white collars Probably collarlcss club
would answer the purpose. The recent
nounccmcnt that mems white collars will be
advanced to 35 cents shows that there is no
limit to tho greed Of this particular industry.
Even at present prices. the profits of the in
dustry have reached proportions that indicate
outrageous profiteering.
The 1913 report Of one of the largest collar
companies discloses these interesting facts
The gross business S32,421,Si6 as com.
pared with $21.4S0554 in 1918. an increase OF
Slos31.2G2. The net profits in 1919 this
business were $!.l53.129 md in the previous
year Sl.hIll62. an increase of only s3.2Sl. aG7
The surpius went from S30l.I62 in 1918 to So.
"S3l2s. AN increase OF $3.2Sl.a67.
In the light Of these swollen profits what
justification can be offered for further adj
vance In the prevailing price?
COLA RI.ESS.
Richmond. Va April Is, 1920
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-16
HOUSE LEADERS PLANNING
FOR SUMMER RECESSES
Representatives HIVE Vet 10 Consider
Thrcc Important ApprOprin-
ton Mcnsurca.

W,cII,k ~ wtHk.C'ir "a IT. Is.
WASHINGTON. April l5.-Housc
leaders, II was learned today. are
planning thrce-day recesses, begin
ming about May Is. under a gentle
mems agreement that no business
VIII ne transacted until tho Senate
THIS is expected 10 be early in June
and under present plans the recess
Will continue until September l.
Ihrc" appropriation measures. the
raiiroah deficiency bin. the sundry
eva bill. and tins urgent deficiency
Dill. are yet to be considered by the
House. The conference report on tho
wa'"r-Dowcr bill also Is expected
soon. and in addition the Ways and
Means Committee vii report IL SOL
der relief measure ;hiS week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-16

Tfl.ErlI0NE: Randolph
!. Private Branch III
change ,Uunertlnk with
AZ departments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-16
REFUGEE TURKS FOUND
SOVIET REGIME IN ANGORA
frominent NatIonati.ts Leaders E.-
cape Ailies' SoIdIery and
Flee to M0untains.

;, oNSTANT1NOPLE. April IL
nalide :dib. the most prominent wo-
n.en ieadcr among the Turkish Ma
parties OF the allies. who wish to
send her to Malta and now is In An.
Ssora. where she has been appointed
,ihi,fStcI OF Edncatton OF the new re-
public. OF which Prince Djcma I.Jdi in n
Is reputed to be President.
The republic Is reported Ia bc n.
roNict character, with Arif Rey
former president OF the Chamber ~
onSta inople. who also escaped the
british searching parties, as chief or
me council of minister's Dr. Allah
lister OF Health. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-16
ASKS q PER CENT BEER
KIcrzka Also SuKre.ts
Relcasc OF Uondcd
Liquors..

=. . " = SLC.UE"U I II 2.
w ASIiINGTON, April ia bill au-
ihoriZinS the Treasury Department TO
release 10 bona fiac owners for their
personal use. liquors purchased before
the advent OF national prohibition
and stored in bonded warehouses;. was
Kleczka tRcpmblican), Wisconsin.
He also offered another bill 10 ner-
MI the manufacture and sale Of 4 Nor
cent Ectr.
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Plan Polish Steamer Line.

- - I BY ASsOtlltHU I'TeSS.
DANZ1G. April 15.-Arrangemcnts
with American shipping interests for
Il fast Polish American passenger and
freight service between United States
ports and the Baltic have been COM
pletcd by Polish naval authorities
Twenty thousand American citizens
who have been lighting in the Polish
army are awaiting accommodations
to return home. On their eastward
trips the ships will bring cargoes OF
American merchandise. included in
which Will be $50 locomotives re-
Gently purchased
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-16
SEEN ON THE SIDE
a Defense,
By HENRY EDWARD WARNER

a Defense.
! am ti"nE sort OF suy--a. crank in, many
And some of my opinions have passed tbr,u.b
their better days:
80 mat when in debate join. or in discus
sion fail
| !ihd a lot of folks who car., ,,,,. ,,,,, 49,
at all.
IT there are seven in the room and six main
tain view
That isn't right. tina; wouldn't work. tb,,
never would go through
why naturally, the six poor hoods cant see
And So they think tina; there Is somc,hi,,, oh
stinate in me-,
No" isn't thu, ridiculous: No, many years
asOne
was among some other men for Jury dur
Ana though the ease was plain as mud eleven
OF the crowd
Seemed wholly los, TO reason though my talk
WAS plain and loud.
And when the baiif asked If he should brin.
twelve dinners in.
An Irish warp named Finnegau began ia scon
and grin.
And with his finger pointed me- and had IN.
nerve TO say:
Bring in eleven dinners and a sor, -hoilea
bale Of hsy."
don't know why the worlds 90 fun OF poo.
pie who dense.
Ana seem to have been born without a grain
OF common sense.
go about among them and attempt to Sc,
them right.
But something's ~rons-thrir world is dark
they cannot the light.
And I've about concluded that III let them go
their way.
For educating people Somehow aoesn., s..n,
10 pay!
They dense. unrensoninK,
They never seem to see
That IN agree with any one who will agree
with me.
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ALL COM
vi SICiTiONS TO Tie
Tiu-s Dispatch. and not
to ir,ii,id,iH u.
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APPROVE ARMY MEASURE
No Objections Rniscd by House Ia
It'll Providing far I75,OOO
SDId

",ASIIINGTON, April l5.-An army
OF 5000 men and 10000 officers
during the year beginning next July
was approved today by the House In
cConsidering tho military appropriation
bill No objection was made to the
appropriations for pay. based on these
hSurcs, and no effort was made TO
provide for larger force. although
the reorganization bin as passed by
me lionsc authorizes maximum
pcrcc-time army Of approximately
100000 men and $4,000 officers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-16
Taking q Frcah Start.

TO the Editor OF The Tmns- Dispa tch:
Sir,-The excessive manufacture and use OF
pleasure cars. and tho disturbing chaotic in :
tuence OF eliminating the saloon has placed
where are
Are the conditions In this country salts
factory they were eight years ago, even
discounting the effects OF the war! is conf
dence in man by man the same?
Are honor and fair dealing any higher? No.
Conditions in almost every phase of human
cndcavor have deteriorated. We have 10 turn
around and go back ten PAGES before can
get started again in the right fork to a better
highway.
A. c. ALTON PARKER
Drcwry's Bluff, Va. April IS, 1920.
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BOlSHEVISTS MEET STRONG
OPPOSITION IN CRIMEA
0batlnHte RcHlstsnce 10 the adv.nc.
OF soviet Forces on PENN
Hula, Reported.

LONDON. April l5.-The Bolshey-
sition in their attcmpt 10 ncpntrn, !.
inc Crimean Peninsula. II in indi-
GATED Strd in an official statement on the
SoViet operations. sreceived from
MOSCOW today. The statement saws:
I'm the Crimean sector our tro4ns
hre advancing and are engaged at
Perekop tat the neck Of the penin
Snia), where obstinate resistance il
being offered
ON the Caucasian front our troops
nave entered Derbent ton tho Cas-
plan Sea. about midway between
Pctrovsk and BakD.
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IN, NCtl or flC r =:
Svrk Avenue New York
titN. Eifth Avenue tSu,u
INK: Chicago. frnu,
t,ns i,uiidlne ihttahe
lhia. C"i"n'ai
LII
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-16
DROP DEPORTATION CHARGE
AGAINST FORMER ATTACHE
Wilhelm Won nrInckrn Cannot lie
Sent From United States
Under the Law.

WASHINGTON. April l5.-~-Dcporta-
lion proceedings brought against
Wilhelm Won Brincken. former mill
tary attache OF the German con-
sulate at san Francisco. who was
sentenced in 1917 10 two years in
Federal prison for conspiring to
foment revolution against British
rule In India. were Cancelled today
by the Department OF Labor.
The proceedings were based on
charges that within five years o. his
entry into the United States. Won
Brincken committed crime :nvo!v-
ing moral ;urpitudc." but the De-
partmtnt OF Justice ruled that a
violation Of neutrality was not sub
ject 10 such an Interpretation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-16
WOULD PROBE NEWsPRINr
Resolution in House Direct. S,yecpinu
Investigation Of Paper
Shortage.

. WASHINGTON. April l59Attorney-
resolution introduced by .Represen
tative Christopherson. KGpublican.
south Dakota, TO conduct a Sweeping
ana thorough investigation in tho
manufacture, sale and distribution or
print paper and TO institute criminal
proceedings against all who have vjo
lated the law or who are guilty or
prof &c ring
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-16
FRANCE RECEIVES 10000
ANIMALS FROM GERMANY
Is First InstalImcnt OF @:,O, 900 to he
FurnIshed Under Terms
or Treaty.

~ NNsOTINt al T'rcF I
PARIS. April l5.--Twclvc hundred
horses. 1000 cattle. 10000 sheep and
1000 gonts have been received By
France from Germany in PREPARATION
for stock taken by Germans during
their occupation OF Northcrn France.
The stock has been distributed TO
farmers Ia the Departments OF Aisnc
Ardcnnrs. Marine, Mcusc, Has dc
Calais, oiSc ana Nosgcs. Under the
terms OF the Versailles treaty, Ger
many must deliver 10000 horses
10000 cattle. 100000 sheep and 10000
goats,
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Health Talks by DR.. Brady
SAVE THE wRAPPER-I5
F'acesnfve Sweating.
Copyright. 1920. by Natl N.w,,.nrr s,rv,..

sAp!oi,srs ISM n'' pia, '"sn.ry" ny
is snrly silly for one to feel em H1.tr rassed
"" t,ts. me hands or the face sweat.
sysen diseases Frox tFt swsnn IN IN
IN aango, ' ss Issass
''y I..n OF any ;. particular trouble.
are iikeiy to sweat excessively on slight pro-
Infants. improperly fed. and consequently
Sntn atis in some degree with ricketts,. are
head eSpee'"''y ABOUT the
Persons who take or coffee to excess
Sweating limited TO one side is usually due
nerS s"ms sTs%M 'rrhi.Sn Of ,hs sympa,heic
glands
Excessive sweating OF the armpi,s NAV he
face each alternate day for three or iour times
half ounce in distilled or rain %at.r ONO nMo
ounces and allowing this TO dry before dress
EXCESSIVE *, sweating OF the feet may be sim
II there is disaGreeable odor. the feet
fnEnn be ia%nI aaE Win solution OR
dry n Ssfore putting aod on the stocklngs
Is OF n tie is n is n ei Powdered alum sprn
It is better not to se hot 'g Sm any
G"a wa ,s for eathpg the feet and the more
cases the fee, Of the stockings may be soaked
up up. to dry Low shoes should be worn rather
IMAM hiSh shoes. and IL Is wise to 20 bare
foot whenever possible
For localized sweating elsewhere. topical
applications are less satisfactory. This lotion
may be used wash. sponged and al
lowed TO dry. twice day:
Tannc acid. dram: alcohol cor toilet
Sometimes drying powder is preferable
or at least more convenient This Is good
one:
Saiicylic acid. l dram boric acid. l ounce:
zine s'earate. ounces
Questions and Answern.
Daily Bathing QueStioned-IS il good for
not to take daily BATH man told
it not good. it removes the natural
oils from the skin. thus retarding the health
X. ii, c.
ANSWER think = daily bath is advisable
only Tor young infants. invallds and persons
necessarily exposed TO much dirt a bath
twice week is ample Gpr perfect personal
cea niiness. provided the individual lives
hysienicailX otherwise and provided air
bot tbs taken daily. and provided there is
no lack OF clea clothing Too frequent bath
ing does remove the skin oil. and that sub
jects the. skin to irritations and makes II
clothing. This morning-b bath business Is all
right for some people and all wrong for mos,
people. The frequency OF bathing by
means determines an individuavs cleanliness.