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Arizona republican., 1920-11-06
DENIES BoLsHeWc TENDENCIES

ANTONIO nistor Btran received he bohevis I 2 chamber deputies.
Arizona republican., 1920-11-06
DUFFY TO HEAD RED sox
BOSTON NoI

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  of the
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Arizona republican., 1920-11-06
LATE TELEGRAPH BRIEFS
ORGANIZE TO FIGHT srRIKERs
SPRINGFIELD.

print o Chicope Wefied
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Arizona republican., 1920-11-06
Prominent Diplomats Included

The names of those already invited have not been made public. but it was announced from the president-elecr's office tonight that men and women who have been eminent in the discus sion of our foreign relations" made up the list. Additions will be made during Mir. Harding's vacation trip, it was an- nouneed although no consideration will be given by him during that pe- riod to the choice of cabinet
 The announcement followed long conference between Senator Harding and Will H. Hays. Neither revealed what subjects they had discussed, hut it was understood the national chair mans visit here was made at Mir. Har- ding's request and had to do with the campaign just closed and the policies to be shaped by the coming adminis- tration
 The objective of the senator's vaca- ton trip is Point Isabel, Texas, and although he plans to occupy most of his time there hunting and fishing, another of his close campaign ad Visers, Harry NJ. Daughtery, win ac- company him. It is taken for granted there will be some discussion Of poli- cies and administrative programs be- tween them.
 Declines Wilson Offer 1 Today Mir Harding declined an effe- 1 of President Wilson to provide him with a battleship for the Panama canal zone which is to follow a 12-day stay at Point Isabel. In response to fele- gram from Secretary Daniels convey ing the presidents proposal. the presi- dent-elect wired that he was thankful, but already had closed an agreement to make the trip on a passenger steam ship.
 It was said st Harding headquarters 1 tonight that a hitch over the sailing schedule had been adjusted and that . proposal to have the liner go out of its regular course to pick up the party at Galveston had been abandoned. Tn der the present plan the departure will be made from New Orleans, to which point the Senator and Mrs. Harding and their guests will go from Point Isabel by raIl The sail date, however. has not been announced
 That the plan for conferences on al. association of nations already was talk ing form was revealed in this an nouncement from MT. Harding's office:
 Senator Harding let it be known 1 today that he is sending out a number of requests for personal and very iu- formal conferences with men and
 women who have been eminent in the
 discussion of our foreign relations
 These conferences will take place upon
 his return to Marion in Decembel. and
 will be individual and personal, with the main purpose of learning wha' policy may enlist united support : Senator Harding intends to avoid : any unseemly anticipation, but he feels
 it wholly becoming to get an expression
 entirely free from campaign bias an6 , to get it at the earliest possible day It is the first step toward the meeting of minds of which Senator Harding ss , frequently spoke during the campaign
 He did not make public any list be cause it will not be complete befor, his vacation ends.
 :. Senator Harding further announced
Arizona republican., 1920-11-06
Harding Opens Way
 For Draft Of New
 League Of Nations

VIII Consult Leading Minds Of Nation In Ef- fort To Determine Sentiment of People In Regards An International Pact-Starts On Vacation Today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04

monument OF Availability himself
When a contract is made for per-
sons services IL coupon goes with IL
That coupon is that the service BE-
cheerful. And between the girl who
does her work well. but scowls over
IL. and the girl who does her work
no better. but smiles while she docs
1t. the smiier has distinctly the adj
vantage.
know because l have had two
smiler The scowler's term OF SER
vice was short. The smiler has been
In my employ for five years. Shc
viii he for another five or twenty
IL she wishes. The circumstances
surrounding their lives are curiously
alike. Both are married. Both have
husbands who are richer in faults
than in purse But one brought to
my home "a hangover OF her last
quarrel with her husband. The other
may have come straigh, from a col
lisiOn OF Wills in the family. but she
has never failed to turn on a smile
She dresses her face for the day as
surely as she clothes her body.
You are right. There are times
when We don't feel like smiling. But
we should smile anyway. And the
odds are long that we Will soon feel
axe ii. The muscles are champion
suEgcsters.
a smile may screen an ugl? mood
from the world until the mood has
passed. We have no right to i'm
pose our bad moods upon others.
Good morning. Have you dressed
your face"
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Every Sufferer Given a
Chance

This generous free offer OF United
Doctors will give every sufferer n
chance to obtain scientific diagno-
sis of his or her condition, after
which the sick person can really
know what can be done with the
United Doctors modern system of
treatment in their own particular
case.
The Offices or The United Doctors
arc at Tenth and Clay Streets. The
United Doctors are one of the best
established, best equipped and largest
institutions of its kind in the State
There is no institution in the state
of Virginia with more reasons to be
proud Of it's clientele than The United
DOCTORS. who are ever apprcciatiyc
of the increasing number of patients
under their care.
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pitifully cheap. They were such taw,
dry limitations OF what we see every
where today.
Men seem to like it, SO women
keep on doing IT. Men OF sort are
stimulated By this garlsh. immodcst
ana altogether suggestive dressing,
And the more women do II. the more
men get used to 1t, and the more
decent men adjust themselves to It,.
And the circle grows.
It's "old-.ash!oncd' to objcct--so
say many people. It's cruel to judge
so say J. And today. as in every
age and century, license and luxury
do their part to weaken tho morale
or our youth and age stands By help
less to make youth understand that
delicacy and sweetness have their
own charm.
Change Js Certain.
Where's the world healing? No
where very drcadrul--only to the
place where. having run itself out or
breath In pursuit OF the material and
the earth-carthly. IL will turn around
and run after new set o! ideals
No ideals today? Plenty OF them to-
morrow. For fashions change and
individuals change with them
We are little reckless and silly
now. Sometimes 1t hurts drcadfully.
'ut let's not think about IL TOO much.
Let's not take IL too seriously. Let's
turn our minds To Il few ideais and
see IL we n'udirect the worlds al
tcntlons away from it's trail aupe-
tites up 10 its exquisite aspirations.
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BEWARE OF MORNINGS
SC0WL, YOUNG WOMAN
lad iinmor shown TOO PIniuiy In
ones Encc In sure To Brighten
Prospective Groom.
ny ADA phTTt.nSo.

ny ADA PATTERSON.
,, 1000 morning: have you dressed
No No. do not mean anointed IT with
cold cream. Nor taken II 10 and
bIrough. II back from the BARRIERS.
1--we you dressed 1t. or have you
the world that chooses to look?
N bachelor told me that he re-
manned 4 bachelor because when he
called TO escort the young woman,
whom he had resolved TO marry To-
the train She looked as though the
,ufies possessed her He said he
seeing the usually lovely face a net
Work OF wrinkles made by iil-tetnper
and discomfort. He tried TO talk 10
Mer ana bring bring back her smile; 1t
what was the matter. Her answers
were brief and unsatisfactory. was
s sa ~ No. Had she received bad
the world he could do? There was
not. thank you.
lie stole q look at her downcast
face The muscles seemed loose and
cottony. She was pale. she looked
htteen years older than when he had
parted with her on the hotel veranda
aner the seasons farewell hop. HI.
MS lnfatuation had not believed. that
some day the girl whom he married
would be middle aged and plain.
The Scosrl Warned Him.
He helped her up the car Eteps. He
Dressed her hand and lifted his hat.
Through the car window she nodded
TO him. a shade OF her usual smile
had returned.
That night at dinner his sister
said: I've got tho seamstress that
your inamornta had this summer.
She says she's an angel Of afternoons,
bit demon before. She said she
quit her because she couidn'; stand
her morning moods. She says she
always wakes with IL Crouch and
doesn'; take the least trouble 10
hide it,"
The young man said something
nippant about Justification for a
morning crouch in the before proli-
hition days that Is missing In these.
But he thought and thought and
thought. when he went TO Christ
mas dance in tho town where the girl
lived he thought more. She was be
wilderingiy, beautiful in her rose
colorcd velvet dancing frock. lie
thought he had never seen 4 smile
40 sweet. Until he remembered that
autumn morning when ne took her
to the train. He took her slciShing
into the country the next afternoon.
She was a picture OF snirits and ami
nation. But he couldn't forget that
morning.
Never mind the seamstrcss She
might have been spiteful. But he
himself had seen that morning mood
lie had seen this LADY Of his deep In
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The Examination

The examination is the most Inn
portant part OF the proceeding when
sufferer calls upon the United Doc
tors. Whilst It is entirely free TO
those calling. yet the examination
Is made as thorough and as accurate
az IL the patient had paid the regular
examination charge. After the tiiag-
nosis is made the mode OF treatment
is then determined
The most delicate man, woman or
child need have no fear either of
having un N-Ray examination made
or OF taking electrical treatments
The N-Ray and electrical treatments
are harmless. painless and safe in
the hands OF experts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
SERUM FOR EPILEPSY
Chicago Physician Makes Important
Disco In Berlin
Laboratory.

BERLIN. April B. DR.. William
Held. OF Chicago. temporarily so
Jcurning here, has discovered a
serum. which. he claims. viii cure
epilepsy.
The medical profession OF Ger
many has tested his product and
holds IL valuable for the treatment
of this distressing disease. As a re-
suit. DIR. Held has arranged for cs-
Establishment of laboratory which
will be conducted By local medical
men after he leaves for America.
DIR. Held proposed to have the serum
made into powdered form to supply
the American trade.
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PAYS FOR DOCTORS MISTAKE
lIIxsIxsIppI Allows 5000 to Man
Made blind In State
IosDItal,

JACKSON, MISS. April 3.-Jcsse
Broughcrm. OF Bolivar County. made
stoncblind % years ago through the
alleged carclcssness OF physician
at the State Charity Hospital at
Wick sburE. will today receive State
warrant for 5000 authorized by the
Legislature.
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terest with her face undrcsscd. She
or annoyance ABOUT triflc ! cant
e esai sod h ne1u, Sps, now might have
~. hunor. But she didn't make IL
Which argued that her mood was one
no habitnnl that she recognized no
need to apologize for it, The young
man went back after his holidays
without proposing His infatuation.
which might have deepencd Into con
juSal love. had He'd.
He has become the wariest or
bachelors. He might have been Il
tanned and worthy benedict. but ONE
girls habit OF appearing without
dressing her face had cast the die OF
his fate.
Morning Mood Is Hateful.
An elderly woman who knows her
downstairs TO breakfast She stopped
where she stood and looked un at
her young friend.
"oh. my dear. that face. stop IT,"
The frown vanished. The girl
stared. What do you mean Mrs.
Wetherlngton?"
What I said, dear. You wouldn',
tidy frock. would your"
OF course not"
,,, But you come in. an untidy mood.
your face isn't. Forgive me for tell
ing you that your face Is undressed."
Again. please tell mo what you
You have attended TO every other
part Of your toilet. Your hair shines
from brushing. Your teeth arc
white and polished, Your nails shine.
But you have neglected your face
bath Of cold cream last night. and
that this morning IT was washed in
tepid. and splashcd with cold water
"Sevcrthelcss. you have not
Err9und FnF II al L-.,
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PEAK OF CAR SHORTAGE
DECLARED TO BE OVER
Coni Transport scarcity In EueI-Pro-
ducinS states, However,
Continues.
my Associated p-css ]


WASHISGToN. Apri! 3.-Thc peak
Of the freight-car shortage has been
passed for the time being, said
statement today by tho American
Railroad Associations car service
commission. on March 10 the average
daily shortage was 10000 cars. the
statement said. compared with a daiiv
average of 10000 4 few weeks be.
fore.
Shortage OF coal cars continues,
however, particularly in Pennsylvania.
Ohio, Illinois and West Virginia, and
there also Is u shortage of automo-
bile cars in Michigan. Ohio and In
dana.
Special efforts to relocate coal cars
diverted into western territory dur
ing the coal strike are still being
made. the commission said.
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Norfolk & Western Ry,

Leave nrond street Station Daily
or Norfolk 5:55 a NJ. $50 ~ NJ,
05 i. NJ, $3.50 T.. NJ. For tho West.
55 a. NJ. $40 y. NJ. 80 y. NJ. SAG
|. RI. 9:o5 y. NJ. Arrive from Nor
Xix. 1888 a. NJ. 7:25 r. M. 9:55 T..
+: from tho West. 500 A. NJ, ago
. NJ. FAB =. NJ, 9:55 =. 81. Office,
s2 East Main Street. Phone Madi-
IN e
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teacher OF natural history. There
was long silence, then hand was
held UP. We'll, wilkins. where Is
it?' The home of tho swallow" de-
clared wilkins seriously. lis IN the
StummiclS'''
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Terrible Outlook.

\ short time after his marriage
Singer turned up ut the club with
such a desperate look that his friends
asked him what was the matter. i've
hcen Sold" he answered. You see.
got married last month. and I've dis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04

the older inorganic iron products. 1t ia
easily asslmiiated and does not iniure the
teeth. make them black. nor unset the
stomach. The manufacturers guarantee
successful and entirely satisfactory re-
gdlts TO every purchaser or they WA re.
fund your money. 1t is dispensed in this
city by Grant Drug Co.. Childrey Drug
CO. and other druggi&s-Ady. II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
Are the Years. Hitting You Hard?

Under the sledge-hammer
blows Of time. many a man
finds his strength and endur-
ance failing and his constitu
ton losing its power to fight
of illness. simply because his
blood is thinning out and pos
sibly starving through lack Of
iron. Too soon ~nch a man
finds the gray hairs coming,
his stomach is often out OF or
der, he shivers in the cold
when red-blooded men go strid-
ing by. rejoicing in the crisp
air. he lies awak, for hours
at night and in xhe morning
he wakes tired ;ah' low-spir-
tied. Perhaps he l<alizes that
the years are hitting him be-
low the belt; perhaps he
sometimes says, 81 must be
getting old" Yet these signs
OF age. due to failing iron in
the blood. may often disap-
pear when the blood is
strengthened with organic
1ron--NnXated Iron.---in the opinion
OF DR.. Ferdinand King, New York
PHYSICIAN and Medical Author, who
mas made the following statement !:
My experience has taught, me that
many man is ageing too fast merely
because hia blood is getting pale and
IT, The nervous strain OF modern
hte RODS the blood OF the iron which i,
necessary to health; the blood liz sInoIv
surviving Tor want Of iron Blood with.
ous iron is Ike a man without handle
me man cannot feed himscIf nor do his
~ork. and. similarly. blood without iron
cannot Feed itself from tho food passinr
nroush the atomach. nor can IL carry
she necessary oxygen. the breath Of life
from tho lhngs to tho rest OF Tho hnd J.
The red corpsuies OF tho blood do th;s
work. and iron is necc ssary To kcen ,ron
In condition. ~"
II mans red corpuscies lose the,,
IRON ana lie becomes pale weak and RIM
down. ! urge him to build up his strenrth
with NuSatad Iron. Many a time ha ys
seen patients through its use lose TIM,
nBeu' care-worn appearance and get n
new grip on health in only two wecL,
Tho patient stops worrying about us..
thE old. because he no longer feels old
Susated Iron consists of organic iron IN
IT'S purest form. combined with Other
hin"d-huilding ingredients. have found
hothinE TO equal II as n blood tonic and
6ody-builder. consider Il so excellent
that urge oil physicians TO prescribe
1t for cases OF blood weakness. nlao
pale and old before his time to get 4
hottie OF genuine Nuxated Iron and follow
tho directions on the bottle. j am conf
don't that in practically nino cases out OF
ten the results will exceed his mort In.
vorable expectations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04

IL have used Nuxatcd Iron
widely In my own practice In
most severe. aggravated condi-
tions with unfailing results. |
have induced many other physi-
clans to give II trial. all OF
whom have given me most sur
prising reports In regard to its
great power as health and
strength builder"
Nuxated iron is the remedy
that Paderewski. Master Pianist
and maker OF modern Poland.
used to help rebuild his wasted
forces when he was weakened
and rundown by overwork.
Nuxated Iron has been used and
endorsed by such great men of
affairs as United States Judge
q. ". Atkinson. former Gov
ernor Of West Virginia: Charles
A. Townc. former United Stntes
Senator and Yice-Prcsldcntia
Nominee. and many others. When
people like these publicly en-
dorse product they have
found valuable for building
strength and endurance there is
no longer any doubt as TO its
IT Ii now being used by over
people annually.
Msnufncturers' Note: Nuxat
which In recommended above.
secret remedy. but one which
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04

Curiosity.
Myrtle: Are you going to the fan
cy-dress ball?"
Glare: oh. yes"
Myrtle: I'm what diseuise:"
Glare: II shall wear one of the
quaint old costumes Of three seasons
ago."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
DIR. BURKHARI

treatment OF DR.. Burkharts Vegetables
Compound. Pay for samo when cured OF
Liver. Kidney Stomach Trouble. Const.
this grandest of remedies and wonderful
preventative for Grip Flu. Address s2l
lfain St. Cincinnati. o. For aale at al
Drug Stores. a-day treatment 2Jc.-AGy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

rivals and Departures OF Passenger Trains
Dxliy, unless otherwise shownl published
,nly rs information and not guaranteed.
Daily except Sunday. Sunday only
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ri rtf'fs
Are You a
Sufferer
From Any of
the Followiing
Diseases?

Nervousness, Blood, Skin, Rheunany
ttsn,, Ncuritis. Lime Back, Neurnlgin.5
Scinticn. LumhnSo. Enlarged Joints,s
Ulcers, Catnrrh, Asthma, BrOnchitIs,S
Goitrcs, Piles, F1ssurcs, Rupture nndS
many others, then DON'T put on ansS
other day, bur come to NV and let ust'
tell you whnt we can do to reIicSoss
your suffering. El;sss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04

NestInG-Piace.
What little boy can tell me where
the home of the swallow is?" asked
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to be
shouldn't let chat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-04

CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFICE
~ 3. Main Street Phone Randolph "a
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He helped her up the car Eteps He
Dressed her hand and lifted his hat.
Through the car window she nodded
TO him. a shade or her usual smile
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-08-21
SURVEY SHOWS THAT LONG. HOURS .
 RESULTS W LESS PRODUCTION

speed limited the exhaustion and the ovrran of Public Health eght-hour and 1Ohour workday systems
 attributed that the 1Ohour plant investigated The the thought that the be caused by the workers
 
 will have work harder for the small This not the important
 limitation of lies group could continue without physical disaster capacity for stretch of 12 hours night mention the three hours irregularly worked at 1O-hour pant.'
 investigators found in the 10hour plant with of the operations there to be acceptance fixed quantity suitable for the day rarely exceeded f however accidental likely that the worker producing his would reach this quantity he could and did at until he felt assured of his
 that this could have been maintained considerable for believing output decidedly below the potential output
 plant there ttle if evidence of this stereotypng of output ' the report.
 At the eighhour plant 90 cent of the before the close of york; than 25 minutes before the close of work had dropped below 9O In other the ghthour plant practically under full before the end of the shift at the other decline three and onehaf long closing exactly 53O when the investigators be- afternoon readings only 87 cent of average power usein the entire building
 eght-hour the 10hour plants that nves gated operated on the piece work system
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-08-21
DISCOVERY" OF THE WORKER DUE
 TO INJUSTICE AND AGGRESSION

among workers terrible thing The the worker perpeuay dgruned being continually for less work and that his dsconent comes from n avaricious desire to grab everything n sight
 abong this phase of dementa should look into little Right at the start let be stated that the worker wants only deal the to man something for old day and chance to get ahead a in the world
 he get 1t? Not your life.
 his landlord his his cadck makand everybody else that he does business
 
 Witness the o the express pany employees announced than their landlords grabbing On the whole the onscaon of advances much mo general and complex. ..z the wholesaler advances his the wholesaler advances his because the
 the original advance account By the price made it has out of all the advance he has received wages
 landlord s many instances his increased of maintenance taxation and forth who do lot of boosting their If their increase 15 per cent they slap 3O per cent.o the rent for luck.
 only the rent that results In the workers dsconent it's the autoerac attitude assumed D the landlord The latter has to stand for all sorts of heat if he apartment alleged to heated of other aggressons he doesn't like 1t he There plenty victims ready to take the
 has 1t rubbed into him right and thing to holer and when he does he with which meet his increased he makes demand his employer he again proving his The raise 1sn going do him good ii he does get for It gong to De speed y taken from him he bound to stay anyway.
 of all this dscentent It's realization that he getting good proper trimming while that realization continues the worker manifest the aforesaid loudly and vociferousy.
 people who touch with current conditions realize something will have to be done to protect not only the worker but the great of what usually termed the people from the aggression of which they the
 Special privilege and the profeer must be dealt with efe lively and harsh the 'dsconten of the masses will take form of serious