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Health Talks by DR.. VIM. Brady
Long Felt Want for Pssistaisis.
stCopyright. 1870, by National Newsn.per Service

ID tdni colleague contributes todays
Ny Ny d Dc a1 Dr. Brady:
Your recent article about liver pills was ex.
have for many years refused to sIvo. medl-
thn for constipation preferrng 70 work gu,
tisles' Of diet, y means OF ORA" anu 0'nsr ar,
having had several reeurrenees of thrombotic
piles and after having been told by my friends
me ., as patient. the rest Of my life l. said
sSsan and Sssaa g y,asy
out ,,ns KS Ks enough ,suMi, persihase
as s sk % bran up ts sa
eorn crackers. can give my myself elf pU dar
sS efs sse m ~ eas Sss
r c,S,,I which may be OF usc in your daily
:. DO you know. Doctor -. the rest of it
Nowsherc's what the office nurse enclosed:
Bran Mullins.
. cups wheat bran
] cup white flour
tcnsDoc.i tul baking powder
- cup molasses
Itaisins washed in cold water ana choppcd in
small pieces. one half cupfu.
Mix thoroughly ana bake in creased muffin
rhc near health expert the indefinite doe
ed sSs safr s' Se
the theoriet and tho faddist have managed to
exaey wholesome or tit % cat every cry" day. as nc" or
dnat ~ Is likely to ,rrtatG" something other,
son why it is Il good remedy for constipa ton.
These objections are untenabe for the great
majority of victims OF chronic constipation and
me, ,he pin Or physiS habit In any event, who
physic less injurious less Irritating than
wheat bran. which nature doubtless meant that
even civilized man should freely.
These mufins my colleagues nurse makes
are SO ALTERED good to nibble that i almost
rear % print the rccipo TO tho public lest a lot
of muffin iicnds be created and the government
appoint commission TO issue muffin licenses
and require physicians 10 keep muffin records
anu pay muffin tax aud report TO poll
are presented I;ut yon see. she, is pretty
have the habit of--wcll. the younger doctors
viii understand what | mean.
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MOSCOW'S AMERICAN COLONY
EAGER TO RETURN HOME
Suffering From Lack OF Food and
Clothing, They Ask What Steps
Washington Ii Taking.

the American colony here. come OF
whom arc In need OF food and cloth
ing, are making anxious inquiries as
TO what steps the state Department In
TO get back to the United States.
Frank North, chaplain OF the Eng
lish Church here. has left the city. and
his departure has removed from Amer
leans their chief source of supplies,
az he was tho representative OF the
British Red Cross in Moscow. This
work will BID carried on in future by
the French Red Cross.
4 sanitary service train. having or
board some 800 British civilians and
prisoners Of war, will arrive at the
Finnish frontier. tomorrow.
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FIGHTING BREAKS OUT
IN H0NAN PROVINCE
Outbreak nrlnss to Light Newly Form
cd League of Eight Chinesc
Districts.
tSy Associated Press.1

tEiy Associated Press.1
SHANGHAI. March I0.-warfarc has
broken out In Honan province because
OF the effort OF tho Picking govern
mcnt to appoint WI Kwang- Hsin
Governor OF tho province to suppIant
those of WI kwang -llsin. This and
the outbreak Of hostilities tn KwanE-
kung province, where lighting Is pro-
cceding between Southern factions.
has brought TO light p league OF eight
proTinces-Futien. Kinngsu, Chilli,
Honan, IIZechwan, liupeh, ShantunE
and kianEsi-aiming TO effect peace by
uniting against the militarists both of
Pcking and the South and forcing dis
solution OF the Parliuments at Canton
and Picking.
The forces supporting Chao-Yi in
Honan are moving on Chengchow and
a Gordon has been drawn along tho
Peking Hankow railway north Of
Chengchow 10 resist the Pcking
troops.
The kwang Tung warfare is the out
Srowth O. an attempt Ny the Governor
or 1unnHn to send new commander
OF tho Hunrun troops. in KwantunC.
The new commander, General Lii Iieh
Ghun, is attac!sing the old lcsder III
kuns Yuan: who is supported by tho
troops IL kWangtung and Governor
Mob Hung- Hsln General Ii Lieh Chun
Is holding the Pc kiang valley and The
railroad and is bourbH-ding Shicuchow,
about lis miles north of Canton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
EIGHTH TURKISH CABINET
SINCE THE ARMiSTlCE
Virtually Powerless Since Mustapha
Ikemal, the Boss, From AnSora,
Itxs Cot Theirs.

CONSTANTINOPLB. March 1o.--Sali
Pasha, the now Grand NiZier. has an
nounced. with tho Sultans approval.
the formation of n now Cabinet, the
eighth since the armlstice.
: Diplomatists in this city attach 1t
considering tho Cabinet to'tbc ylr-
tnaily powerless to oppose ahc Ma
tionalist group in the chalnbeT which
is directed by Mustnpha kenFal from
Selection OF the personnel 9f the
ministry followed days OF wrangllng
between Musthpha Renal PashasS Ma
was under pressure from entente rep
resentatives
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A Daily Once-Over
Milking Tic Enctory HctIcr.

Mr.. Employer, YOU dissatisfied with tho
prod icton OF the machines in your plant: f.
Who is 10 biame--ihe ouerntors? Or lis II that
lie. machinery is not working right?
ii YOU raised "a farm know that
!, worried never gave her usual supply of
milk.
The podurtiou of an operator on a machine
VIII never he ur 20 thc Operators limit while
the machine worries him.
Worry aboui mechanical difficulties does not
give q mind free 10 get large production.
Pit your machines in hrst-class condition, all
OF them and SO" how much better work and
how much 'iurgcr Your production.
Ii You cannot believe II. Investigate, aided by
someone in whom You have confidence, and
YOU vii be surprised at the interest which
your investincnt in parts and good genera
oNerhauiine VIII bring.-f;opyright 1920.
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GENERAL OVERRULES JUDGE.
ORDERS PRINCE TO PRISON
Magistrate Fnvors Freeing Joachim,
who insnlicd Allied Officers. Sny-
Ing No Case Had Been Made Out.
INV AssocIato1 Pross.

. Nv thsocIitcU I'rnFs.I
BERLIN. March 10.-Thc magistrate
al the. preliminary inquiry held today
regarding the conduct OF Prince
Joachim Albrccht. of Prussia. In the
dininE-"oom OF the Hotel Adlou Sat
urday night, when bottles. plates and
Other missiles were hurled az members
OF the French commission, refused The
public prosecutors applicltion for the
remand OF the Prince in custody, say
Ing he considered a prima facic case
had not been made out.
The general In command OF this
military district, however. ordered the
prince detained IT the Aiosbit prison.
and IL IS expected a charge will be
preferred against him In a few days
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AMERICAN UNITS AT COBLENz
REVIEWED BY MARSHAL FOCH
Victor OF World War Says Appearance
or English. u. =. and British Troops
Equals Tint OF French.
tBy Associated Pres

COBLENH. March l0.--Narshai f'och
arrived yesterday and reviewed some
units of the American troops. He took
luncheon with or-C;cnerai H. II.
Alien. commander IN chief of the
American army of occupation. and
then went 10 Mayence, where he was
received by General Degoutee. COM
handing the French troops on the
Rhine. Marshal Foch said: MY trip
Is merely to meet nay colluborator&
and comrades commanding the allied
troops OF occupation. 1 have found
the troops In excellent shape. The
coed appearance OF tho French nj
Mayence is cqualcd by tho other allied
troops. whether English. Americans or
Beluiaasr
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TO The Editor of The Times Dispatch:
it,9rial in your issue, OF February q, headed
"Finance the Farmer"
on the great inheritance of agricultural devei.
"nmen ana Its relation to the prosperity OF the
Of cities and the stability of banks, you
Not only should the banks and trust com
nanies gladly extend accommodation TO the
pubiis HAT they stand ready 10 help all who
IN 70 engage IN asricui,u pursuits
general farming
You then make the following statement:
The most serious obstacle in their way
seems sc to he the attitude of the Reserve Board
CT commercial paper
standing on your part. The Federal reserve
Banks are given power. under the act, 10 dis
sued or drawn for ricu I dusrs Or
commercial purposes, or the proceeds Of which
il further pfovdes thas notes. su' drpfts
@ he act 1--we ass be
certain restrictions. the national banks may
farm land. The board probably would not have
IN" power to genuine member banks to- the dis
' is ey hsss ad le its
bers in discounting agricultural paper, that is.
Of
l inrs Of such papsr It has never refused any
paper was in due form. not excessive in amount
the ' sess sre Special
which seldom occur. This Reserve Bank
discounted for single member bank in the
tobacco section in one season many Ave
hundred notes OF its customers. ranging from
$50 UP. Y ..r
Any farmer able TO obtain credit from mis-
OF paper by the
Bank. This paper is OF a very desirable quail
ity in itself and is lqudated out of the pro-
cce1s Of the sale Of crops, The Federal Re-
serve Bank Is able to provide funds in any
quantity to lis member banks upon paper OF
this character given for crop-raising pur-
poses GEO. j. SEAY.
Richmond Va March Q, 1920
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0UcuutifuI Snoyy.v

o. the snow, the beautiful snow: ~,
It's an old. sad story, which we'll VIC
know. ~
Ut givcs you tho. shivers, it gives YOU
the grippe: Ss
Il YOU step outdoors you are sure TO
1ty covers the sidewalk, 1T covers the
1T waits for a thaw and invites =
freeze: q
Scootlng, skipping, skimming away. ,
i; frolics along IN its ruthless play. Z
@, tho snow the beautiful snow: 50
You take your shovel and meckly 20
To clean the walk. as you ought to do:
You ta3llle the drift and sou pillow 1t.
tl{rougha 49,
Little BY little, stroke by stroke, =
u Oh toIlNill your back Is nearly; broke.
digging, SserapIng, TN all ls DER. .
Then The tsky clouds UP and 1t shows
somk more. rs ~ 80
a --From.an old scrapbook. :
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Voice of the People
Letters must give the name and address. Of
The writer Name will not he published II writer
go requests.
Route q,

TO the Editor o; The Times d spatch:
Sir,-ln today's edition of The Times Dis
patch, II is stated that the removal OF the Old
dominion night line from James River viii cut
OF the large farms along this stream from
Since the S. $ Pocahontas was takon off the
,ocai or day line, last year. there has been no
local transportation on the river, and all tho
country t2ao square miles) along the river and
extending northward for average of ten
miles, is wholly and solely dependent on moi or
trucks. The absence of the Brandon and the
BeTkcly is no deprivation
X is for this vital reason that we Of Charles
city County and tho river section of Henrco
are"s anxious that no change be made I'm Rout G
O. and that the. original Charles Observation-Disclosures
Forge limo be carried out designated last
Year.
In addition TO this all important economic
necessity TO Charles CITY County, this route is
especially appealing to all historical and patri-
otic bodies since it makes large part OF the
Cradle of the Republic accessible
JOHN SEARS HAROLD
Westover. Va, February % 1920
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members in discounting agricultural paper,
for "cropraising purposes" and now il it,
swll go one step further and adopt liberal
policy toward its member banks In discount
ing paper for industrial and agricultural en-
terprises, including home building. it will
render "a still greater sevice to the people Of
its district.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
AMERICAN TROOPS TO
RETURN FROM POLAND
Three Thousand Soldiers Who Fought
Alter Afmistiac Was Signed, VIII
Embark Soon.
tBy Associated Press.l

WARSA.W, March 10.--'The Ameri-
can legation has been Informed that
pIans hnvc been completed for tho
transportation TO the United States OF
az then, naturalized Americans, from
Poland. who enlisted in the United
states and fought in France and were
brought to Polnnd after the armistice
was signed. Poland has agreed to
transport the men to Danzig, where
they will embark on the steamer
Antigone mt tho American govern
ment's eXpcnsc, -
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THURSDAY. MARCH II. 1920.

The French railway labor strike seems in
fair way TO be defeated. Public opinion
refuses TO support its demands. Strikes
which cannot command the backing OF pub
lie sentiment will generally fail. The. sooner
labor unions come to this realization, the
better for the cause they represent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
PREMIER NITTl GIVES KING
TEXT OF PRESIDENTS NOTE
Discusses With Monarch Deconstruc-
.tion Of Cabinet, Now Deemed
Inevitable.

ROME. March 3.-Prcrner Nitti had
n long audience with the King today
end communicated 10 him the text OF
President WILSON'S last reply TO the
allies.
The Premier according TO the
Tribuna, also discussed with the King
the reconstruction of the Cabinet
which seems inevitable.
Signor g'ittoni left for Paris today to
participate in the work OF the league
or nations council as the representa-
tive of Italy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
MASSACRE OF ARMENIANS
CAUSES ACTION BY ALLIES
Paris Tempe Believes OutrnScs nj
Bottom of Effective Occupation Of
C0nstRntinopIct
by hssociuted Press

PARIS. March 10.-The Temps says
II appears certain the allies propose
to time certain measures against Tur-
key bccatlScs of the recent nassacreS
of Armenians. These, the newspaper
believes, will consist OF an effective
occupation of Constantinople and GER
tain important strategic positions ana
the exercise Of allied control over uii
Geographic communications.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11

Not only will the British government not
consider a sale of its West India Islands TO
the United States bu, the Bcrmudans are re-
ported TO be indignant at the mere sugges
ton of such transfer. AT present, Bermuda
finds more profit in being just outside the pro-
hibition zone, and the Bahamas are likewise
extremely prosperous
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
Tie Dcfcnl or the Bonus

. EPUBLlCAN. and Democratic leaders
N have united in movement TO defeat
the demands OF mary OF the former service
men for cash bonus. This bipartisan
movement is the result OF Il general agree
ment tia, the Federal treasury cannot stand
the strain which even a modest bonus would
impose upon il There is no ill feeling to-
ward the men who the uniform made
the sacrifices which war entailed and have
come citizens to Congress with their APP
peal for moderate cash reward for services
rendered.
On the contrary. the House commit teenien
who have been listening day after day to the
arguments Of the bonus advocates have
proven themselves more than sympathetic
They have been duly appreciatve OF the situa
ton in which the eX-service men find them
selves, and have honestly sought ways and
means OF gratifying the legit fmate wishes OF
the former soldiers and sailors. No veteran
OF the war who has watched the proceedings
in the House can fail to see that his cause
i'll the hands OF friends
But the fiscal condition of the government
Is such that bonus system DIS proposed, is
virtually out OF the question The least that
could be done for the men would result in an
outlay OF not less ,han $4,000, 900, 600 1t is
manifestly unwsc 10 tax the American peo-
pie FOR an additional part OF the national
earnings at suc! time as this. sufficiently to
provide this enormous sum Of money. The
Irresistible demand Of the taxpayer now is
for relief from burdens already carried.
Only one other means OF financing a bonus
system is left That would be through an is
sue Of bonds. 40 bond issue could hope to
succeed now without increase in the in
terest rate up 10 at least 6 per cent. Every
banker knows this to be true and the gov
eminent knows II to be true. But if Il 6
per cont issue OF government bonds were au-
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Friends
This is 10 announce that on account OF Keen
conscience which prompts relieve far
can. the Stringcncy under which We
all living. have arranged to oner at
public sale the following commodities
Radium in ton lots.
Diamonds rubies. sapph;res and pearls.
Platinum, by the yard or foot measure.
Stables, erminc and mink; limited.
We unable to supply. the demand for
liquor nam eggs, bacon and beef.
The Co-Operative Price
Knocking Institution, Inc.
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SEEN ON THE SIDE
ny HENRY EDWARD WARNER
The Irrctters.

There are certain sorts of people
In a hurry all tho time.
In u furry all the time,
Prone to worry all the time;
Folks who pick and nag at tribes
And who pass essentials by :.
Folks who fuss about a sand SPOT.
With mountain in their eye.
And they fuss, fuss fuss
And they cuss, cuss. cuss.
And they make a lot of nothing
Till they simply torture US,
For perpetual complaint
Will make sinner OF saint {.
tNot that we believe wc'rc sanity.
For we know blamed well ain'tD
But we cannot stand the follow
With the backbone full OF yellow
Who is kicking every day,
Who is worrying away
Who is worrying,
ScurryinS,
Hurrying
And fretting
Who is stewing in /, teapot
And imagnes he's Il storm
Who Kicks because it's cold
And who is sore because as warm
He's Il pest
AT the best,
Bor he will not let Us rest
And he buthers US and frcts us.
And he troubles and upscts us.
And we wish he wouldn't sricvc u.s.
Wish he'd so away and leave us.
Wish he'd take himself so far
That he'd twinkle like u star.
Wish he'd go TO Kicker Heaven
Where tho other Kickers arc,
For of all the brood pcstifcrous Z.
He's the worst I've ever known,
Doesn't seem to know
I've troubles of
My Own,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11

American dentistry scores signal triumph
through DR.. Arthur lie Grand Harvin's
operation upon Lord Greys teeth that saved
l,isy eyesght after he had almost abandoned
hopes of recovering it. tIonors however,
must be shared with the oculst DR. Will
liam Holland Wilmer who advised the
operation, Progress in medical diagnosis is
disclosing that many of the ailments OF hui
mainly are directly traceable to neglect Of
the '-eth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11

a seventaen-yeal old clerk in New York
City picked up in the street order OH the
Bank or MONTREAL cent cling the bearer to ST.
zoo, 600 in railroad bonds. He delivered the
order to the brokerage firm whose name was
signed to.it. and was given reward OF 50.
with the advice that he an honest lad
and probably would make his way in the
world He would not make ii very far if
that stingy firm had the promotion of his
success.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11

Mr. Bryan has Issued what in effect
amounts 10 an nltimatum 10 the Democrats
of Nebraska that ii they instruct their dele
CATION TO the san Francisco convention to
vote for senator Gilbert NJ. Hitchcock for
presidential nominee he Will sulk on the job
of delegate. which he expects TO he offered
him, and will elbow his alternate TO cast his
vote. If Mr. Bryan has his way, the conven-
ton will be restricted 10 one choice when il
assemblies =. rhe''wilole country knows what
that choice w,lod be
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11

There good reason why Eve should
have divided that apple with Adam, but did
woman have regular reason?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
Returning.

After reading Professor Wilson'S recent
marks on European matters, the treaty and the
weather. we're inclined TO admit that the Wis
enheiner wrong who said he couldn't come
back
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11

possible candidate for The presidency. might
devise in connection with the Federal f.
in the opinion OF Republican statesmen So
no surprise is felt over Mr. Mondelrs las
constituent the scheme OF the former
Secretary Of the Treasury 10 ease the public
OF ltS tax Dnratn Nor is it surprising that
WI .hohusii i'aH discovered suddenly That
~ was Mt NiNA"op m!ah"hhseihent or the
'i;"Sui! "iiifh pf"osh' me country 10 its
p''''p' h'"HSi'' '"nu'''oh' ne -
'''''h ''tu'' - P""'''"' campaign
,c.orli,. 80 ~, a..
nor, fro,,, ,la co,I 'c,ids or s.,,,,,.''.,..
.as hyIona ., .i,',,, ,,,e '>""
,ninors.,r, ,.,,;,,,,i,, -, ,,',,, '.,"., CIV
nnon Ibn 49, i,,,,,Fs,,i,I ,. ~ - so'
not haan, t,is. -, ,,,o co,i f,,a. - , .p
law wam, i,tn n,,o,., -"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11

BHtNCH OFFICES: WASH
inctop, ilIG New York Ave
nue.: Kew York City. Firth
Avenue Buildings Chicago.
Peoples Gas tSuiidins;
i'uiiadciphia. Colonial ir9st
i,utiIinG.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11
ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICA-
TiONS to Tho Times Dis
nu;rn, md not to individuals.

rEi.ET'IIOSE: Randolph L.
P-iywte Branch Exchange
connecting with all depart
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11

Special outcomes OF the income tax are
the hair and reserved resources OF profanity
OF the conscientious citizen striving to know
what he owes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11

rtiRLIsNEn every day In the year AT 10 south Tenth
Fishing Co.. inc.. Charles T.. iiasbrn"h Editor ana
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11

Action OF the Supreme Court holding the
steel trust together Is binding decision.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11

Senator MapD seemed TO fear The six gal
Ions for each doctor might not be exclusively
the sick's gallons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11

Harlem has been cdiiied by Canned"
debate on the peace treaty contributed by
Senators through The phonograph In actual
practice in tie Senate such debates usually
come i'm jar.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-11

In school We are Taught that an oasis is a
vet spot, surrounded entirely by extremely
dry land. but Cuba and Bermuda are We,
spots. surrounded entirely by water
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Rirhlnun0 Gllllps-M snatrh

DIR TtAffsi sssti - IS ~ ,rst THE DISPATCH
Isl isSS sfE Est. 1880
fsn,.r.d ,o,u,rx o. 1908. ut the Post-Oiice at