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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
british POLICE ARE
EXPERTS IN RIOTS
English "Bobby" Carries Only
Short "I!iiiy," Yet Work in
Handling Crowds X Great.
~ " LILLIAN L.. MNIi\HAR.
tlutcrnaIio.Ii Srt~ Service stau

LONDON Jan 20 The .asy-ai-
mos, oroiegetic-w in watch the
british polio" handles crowd al
ways imprcsscs a stranger. partlcu-
larry mn American.
The Briti-a hobby" has had uum-
her % r'uujti-- !ar-ly Of demon
Httat!ug this manner of his ana he
vii n9 doubt have Z, great many
NOR" chances this winter with rs
MANI unemployment p1rn0cs
-l'uring recent disturbances ali the
nc"hDhp"rs with tn" exception o.,
INC on" BplShcyist organ commented
90 the good temper and restraint
Hhown hy tn" police in thcir very ar
.vult job
i must bc remembered tina; the
hrltiSh policeman does not carry "a
rGf2tEs' us only weapon is i short
my, which he calls baton. and
this ~ hidden away lu nix pockct tn
;" drawn and used only on tho great.
,s, .pInoN"cai!o ION When psing IL Ne
"nt over the head With II; bu, must
str X" him only ON the arms OF nnJv
Ia addition. he Is hampcred with an
., ,saIT s syni., Whteh he cnrrr."s ro!cI
c"nrs" iS IN his way whom he il do
t.HHlnS hlUs"ti or a'ttUklUf. e crowd
tie occasionally finds {, Of use how.
et'S. as Il weapon, and u lis certainly
OF mor. yalU" ~ dispensing a crowd
than - the !i,tle "biiv.''
pgr!ns IN" whitehall riots las,fall
- 49, ~ lNl'N S.ENi TO sac 4 long
me ot policemen advancing against
nc mob !u>tiiy swinging their capcs-
Wh4NA, rolled IN tight bundle. made
very effective might stick"
me cape has The additional advan.
laEe a. well. -; Knocking 4 rlotry
Town and leaving no mark.
~ IS certainty liberal education 10
g" - platoon Of English policemen
moving on n crowd First th.y
stand ~ e limo. lopkiui, rather borci
't' me- VINO" pro"cofiiuGv Then thcy
move p'i i"-oiher aud. iprtin. arms
Z" Eorg p" crowd along hv sheer
rr@Su'' W.. " they .uc,,rd iu pct.
WV o. N" m"vr 'h"H tines st-narate
.tni, break ~ into ema'I parttas ain
~ ,N'' ~ ing ''n"No along pLaas."
or do" "iop please"
Was tn" pleas anI n they
nay" :" 1raw tn" "butous' they S.,,r
MI WITH srrat care g" as TO do as
~" "am' =" az possible
,''inrrs, ara see soiHc Of tha.r com.
,j',ns ,S'ru'f down then ihc host,
., ~ yI'c>l5 as possible. TOO thcy
G ,al hanhl" en- rough" when they
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
COW MEMORATlVE MEDAL
TO BE ISSUED BY FRANCE
Members or Allied Force. who Served
Ina French inlts WIN
lie Awarded.

FAIRS. Jan. 2S--A French medal.
commcm orativc OF the great war tho
design OF which WAS announced RE
Gently is'to be awarded TO al Amer
leans and oin"r members Of tn" al
lied forces who served six months In
French units or In the welfare ser
vices. including members OF the Red
Cross. the Y VI .. ~. the Knights OF
Columbus and other ORGANIZATIONS OF
hciaily accredited 10 the French
army.
The medal. which probably VIII be
of bronze. WAS dcsirncd by NlcNnn1re
Morton. /, bears on the bar The un
wrcathed motto, Pro Patria." ON
one side o! the medal in has relief is
the hclIncted hust OF woman repre-
S"ntiug Victory" WITH "A sword and
an olive branch. ON the reverse side,
onclrcling the medal. are IN. words
"kopuhlique Francais." and In the
center ,he, inscription Grand Guerre
isli-i9lS"
The medal viii hc given To all
IrcnChnru VINO were under IN" culors
and 10 p"aC" officers under lombard
m"nt ana many auxiliary workers.
Fore grcrs rnuHt submit certificates
~ their governments IN order 10 OBJ
tain tn" medal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
ARMY SERGEANT FAILS TO
fECOGNIZE WAR SECRETARY
~ Bumfnundrd Whcn Told
""h "h" Sp'ilr To Him Was
Newton ID. iinkcr

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2e.-A sor,,
of KHAKI clad boys. in charge Of S" "r'
Grhnt ,rettcrsaon. was passing The
State War aud Navy BuiidIng. when
dhppcr little gentleman. ton Ent
N"aiiow tai! coat. glasses ana walk
'hS SUCK, accosted them.
mere ar" you going, BOYS" he
Coin down 10 the National prcss
O ,.. 20 r@hearsc for show" an
A"..rrd The sergeant.
:, 'hals fine. answered tho D. L.
~, "bGt wouldn't YOU like to Etnn
ana sec the inside OF tho Sto,c Wnrr
an" q, i Nnyy Bnildins""
listen mister" said The sergeant.
urawln" himself TO his full hcir hi
W. v" Got Il date at Ia o'clock. Wc're
so'Ii"rS We got no time 10 he
;;""'ih around anybodys Office build
The u. l.. G.. smiled. and walked
Ivy swinging his cane
IN" sergeant turned to an in
,ter1St"d bystandcr. Who is that
bird?'' he asked ''"'
;. That's Newton b. Baker sccrc-
IN" sergeant filled his lungs
iGhShi"n. he roarch And ihn
,iFma snapped to attention and then
There they stood. as rigid no
statues. until tn" coat tails Of ,hc
secretary disappeared arounJ ,ho
corner. '" 'hc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30

justified in giving out this advance finding
oi the falsity of the charge as duty they
owed no less to the public than to the en-
viable standing of the accused.
AS one of the foremost men connected
with American big business, Charles NJ.
Schwab has been subjected to the fire of the
bitter criticism which, in the prejudiced
thinking to which industrial disputes in
cdent to the efficient and successful con-
due of such business unfortunately give
rise. but in none OF such criticism has there
ever been scintlla Of proof advanced that
connected Mr.. Schwab with Il dishonest deal.
Whatever may be the findings OF the COM
mittcc investigating the operations of the
Shipping Board, there are some men whose
reputation for outstanding integrity. who in
spirit OF unscltish patriotism volunteered
their services To their country in its ship
building war effort, will come out UNI
furnished. and among these Charles NJ
Schwab will stand at the head of the list.
Throughout the war Mr. Schwab counted
no sacrifice OF his own personal interests
and convenience too great to he offered upon
the altar OF his country's service. and when
all the details of that splendid work shall
stand fully revealed in the public knowl-
edge he will be acclaimed as Il patriot pure
and unSelnSh III every act connected with
his conspicuous rendition of public service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
FATE OF DUCHESS OF CR0Y
TO BE DECIDED BY FRENCH
wife at rcnnilrs~ nuir. Living IN
Ronmty cr Husband Family,
Awaiting Dc.'i.iuu.


PARIS. Jan. %. Whether the
Duchess az croy. formerly Miss Nancy
l.c!s hwan. drUrhtor Of John q
I."ishnian. former United States am
bassddor To Berlin, viii remain ;he
wife al 81 pcnnilcsS duke or have her
former wealth restored. Will soon bc
decided 10y the French government.
II is expected that action VIII soon
hc taken on the dukes petition that
his property. which was scqucstcrrd
in France during the war, lac re-
turned To him on the ground that he
is a belgian subject.
ALTHOUGH the French courts have
held that the dukes mother is u Eel
rian. il is not considered likely that
they will decide that way in the case
Of hcr sons. who. besides n=ing cousins
of the former Kaiser. served with tho
German Empcror'S guards during the
war.
The duchess. formerly one of thu"
best known and most brilliant OF the
American hostcsses in Parls, is now
said TO he living in poverty on tho
bounty Of her husbands family.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
PaIinG The ACCOMMODATIONS

Du,.r ,ho rosrons;ti ;,, a.,
nroser, conrro.,, I,,.o ,co,,,,c,, -, 81,
,ulI ,.co ,,,,, ~ n,,; ,,r
,.o,,,i.o n hr;n, .,o,,, = ,,,ani,r 49,,
,;on j., ,ho nos, 20 l,.l,, . ~.
mo nrasent is indiro,od IN Inc ,nnronri,
ton Bills already repor,od nm, ms wnil nc
bv tho limo that !. hoir,. consrn,od =, ,
studv of tho items nros..ntod !, ,bo donort
mental estimates of those stir undor coneid
Grafton
Take the army augmentation hill nc ,n
cyamplc Tho War Donnrtm.p. b,d ,.l,o,
icv S692SllO70 As ~ hosis FIR rnduciur
this estimate in hnyjn with :. resolution
was recently pa.sod nv bn,b tbo House am,
Senate reducing Tho Drcscnt authorized
STRENGTH Of rho c,lictn6 ,,orcorro, ot ~,
army from 2S30Oo In l-5 ooo This roso
luton now awaits ,r.;op ,t ,hc band. az
the President with hi; action ON II moor
tain The bill inst r,nortcd ort ~, tho com,
mi,tce carries an anpronriotion Of s2oS
S6l,l23 being reduction or moro th,n
onc-half from Tho War Dnnortmau,,. osti
mate and of SGS6972 ao from, c,rron, an
prOpriations This augmentation l. .r,G
cicnt only to meet The costs ne an army or
10000. showing that The sentiment NJ tho
committee was for Il further reduction in II,
authorized strength This nrorns,l bov.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
suNDNY. IANNNKY So. la2l.
The james Again Passed Over

&NJO ono Will find fault with the Republic
~ can Congress for forcing a program OF
drastic economy upon the country long
as that economy does not result in reStric-
btions of activity that are penny wise and
pound foolish. Appropriations that are
pared down to the bone will be commended
at this time when the nation is so heavily
thurdened Just so long as that pairing is done
scientifically and wisely. But when, as
Representative Montague pcrtncntly OBJ
serves in connection with the dashing OF
Richmond's revived hopes for James River
improvement, One OF the chief purposes OF
the present Congress is to reduce cXpcndi-
lures of the government III order that by
comparison OF final results the advantages
will be with the Republicans, it cannot be
too vigorously condemned.
Richmond is grev"usly disappointed. oi
course, over the continued failure TO secure
action on the part Of Congress tha; will
give it an adequate ship channel TO the sea,
but IL is in no wise discouraged II knows
that some time, the economic value OF the
.James as commerce carrier not only to
Richmond and this Immediate section Of
Virginia, but 10 the vast territory con
tributory TO il, will be recognized. ana per-
force Congress will abandon its niggardly
and short-sighted policy.
Such change in public sentiment and
* particularly on the part OF the railroads
has been under way during the last iew
years, and eventually not only the James
4 but other inland Waterways whose trcmon-
dous poten,ia!itios have been uegcc,ed MIL
be permitted to play ,Heir proper role in the
lnational devoopmc4f'.. Il - easy To recall
y the bitter hostility OF the. railroads toward
the development OF water transportation in
this country Not until tho period OF the
"a war itself did they cease their attacks upon
4 t-p-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
DRY" FAST OF THIRTY DAYS
Is DONE BY POLISH WOMAN
Marie I.ipinhkn, Wrll-I<no,>n Female
Doctor, Tells of Abstinence From
Drinking Water.

Ky Jhl.e'SN! Service.
LONDON. Ian. "a record dry
fast of thirty days has Just been
c0mplctcd by Marie L!pinsha. we'll
known PoliGh woman doctor, pra" =
ticing in London. Speaking OF her
experiment. Dr. l.ipinska said:
Il went to u sanatnr.um ana rested
in bed throughout my fast. At the
end OF thirty days | drank a cup OF
water. which seemed 50 intensely cold
that | was compelled to have il
heated.
II then continued without food for
another ten DAYS, when became hur-
ribly cold. My nails and limbs We're
blue and my heart became irregular.
At the end Of forty days was Xix =
"a plant. My intellectual faculties
We're practically suspended. my mem
DRY acting very slowly. ] was ,u-
capable" Of thinking. reading. writiAi;
or talk ing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
COLBY AND WILSON HOLD :
MEETING At WHITE HOUSE
Secretary Gives President an Oral
Report on Recent Trip to
South America.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 80. Secretary
colby conferred with President VIZ
son for considerable time today,
going 20 the White House shortly
after IL o'clock AN drcmaiuing over
III" time Mr.. wilson usually takes
luncheon.
i was the first time Mr.. Colby had
seen the President since the former
returned from the South American
mp. but he did not Indicated the pur-
pose al the conference.
Later the secretary said he had
given the President an oral report
on his visit to South America and
had discussed a number al other
SUBJECTS. !ie declared the proposed
Japanese treaty was not discussed
at the conference.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
Public Never Dui,;rd Scj,vah

may have been the motive
4 w which inspired the charge thai Charles
H. schwab received money from the gov
5ernment Tor MS personal expenses while
Sservng without pay as wartime director
s|of the Emergency Fleet Corporation there
Inever has existed the least doubt in the
sminds of the sound thinking pubic that the
3charge would fall Of It's own weight under
Ia fair investigation OF the facts
A. Such an inquiry the House committee in
4yestigating the Shipping Board promptly
INSTITUTED, with the result that al! tic mem
sbers of the committee have concurred In a
abatement made public III advance OF The iulI
REPORT Of the committee completely cx,por-
snting Mr.. Schwab and dcuouncing no
ach7i &c as untrGc. So deeply did the com
3L.it,oe members resent the Injustice o. q;
icnaree which reflected so seriously on a
Imam who throughout It long ana successful
bnsness career has built up a reputation
For open and abovc-board business dealings
lthat they rightly decided they were fully
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
Jarrett Va. January -, 1921.
what IN II "Crime WAIVER"

To the Editor OF The Timce-Dispatch
sir-ln your issue OF January ~
You quote Governor Davis as saving.
mere Is no crime wave in Virginia,
ana the recent statement OF the Fed :
cr'i commissioner OF prohibition
SHOWS that the prohibition laws are
as Wei. If not better. enforced in
Virginia than in any other state"
IL open. iiagrant and growing vlo-
iatioh OF the prohibition laws do"s
NOT constitute "a crime wave" In the
opinion Of the Governor. | would like
10 Know what does. have Just
come from mountainous section Of
Inc state. not far from Charlutt"S
Vile. and the University Of Virginia.
wh"r" the crime wave has grown 70
IN" uimcnticnS OF Il tidal wave and.
as result. conditions are anything
nui placid. | believe that conditions
IN TINS section are a fair sampl. OF
what they are generally throughout
the state. II. then. the law is bcin.
enforced in Virginia rs well. IL not
hetter. than in other states. God pity
the other States, Enforcement Of the
prohibition laws is "a liz. and bum
ing issue "a serious and importaI;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
Says Smaller Hawks Are Entirely
Harmless to Farmers Poul-
fry Nurtl

TO the Editor Of The Times Dispat CHI:
Sir.-Wc have been reading with
much interest the articles relative to
Hawks" in Virginia and other
states. DR.. Cabcll. Il formcr profess
sor Of the University OF Virginia.
said: BIRDS. ~ well as animals. in
different parts OF our country change
their habits and ways of living"
This applies to people as we'll SO
while some variety of hawks are
living on chickens, some variety OF
hawks ia other States may knock
GU, the eats on the HON: ground and
kill ali tn" rats" that can be scen
above ground.
We indOrsc the proposal that the
United states Department of Agri-
culture make "A careful study OF tho
hawks i'm our state, the many diff
fcrcnt kinds OF hawks I,nd tho
habits OF each relative 10 chickens,
especially ON my personal obsgr-
walton OF the young chicken" de-
s,roytng hawks IN 'luyanna, this
hawk is the mIdd!c-sizcd. gray
mack. reddisa-brown breast. have
seen this hawk capture many chick
ems IN day.
nv investigation OF 'hc ha
general family is that many OF the
larger and some OF the smaller
hawks are entirely harmless TO the
poultry yard. However, We know
some of tho larger hawks also XII
hens Thca" aud th" middle sized
hawks should bc "&tCrmiunt"d. We
would like to have an exhaustive ~
port from tie department. of Agri-
CGltur" or hawks IA general. We
'n!orS- tlsu from a Nm" article re-
Gently Ia th!s paper relative 70 the
giCat use uf many birds To the crops
ana farmers. Including the black
bird However, our opinion OF "the
common crOw" TX that his damage TO
crops 0ycrbilnucc his assistance to
crops by destroying Insects. etc
q. IL JONES
I,nrlk l,Minn Va LnmLMry 70 lngi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
ALLEGED "ELIXlR OF LIFE"
TRIED ON RATS AND WORMS
OK ford University Man Has Touched
'FCuntnin Tr Youth" hui OuI!
for Lower Animals.

ny Z nv TT SIT .NII-H TO J
LONDON. Ian. 29.-Th- elixir "t
lie has been found. but II must as-
ccnd considerably through the course
OF life.
j. H. Muxley, IL has been learned,
has touched the fountain of youth"
III researches at oxford. hut only SEt
lower forms OF existence have bcnc-
hted.
The life OF a rat has been pro-
longcd 10 per cent ana the aging Of
a planar!an ilatwOrm has been ar
rested through nineteen generations.
The elixir Of life has been found,
but. alas. only at present FOR fiat
worms" said AN oxford scientist.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
The Poets Corner
Vic Thought of Ynr


did not hear YOU enter in
80 suehtiy Your footsteps fcl1
ana yet my heart began TO sing
rs ~ II could your presence tell
AND from my spirit fell away
-, me fever that had held il fas,
ne ANXIOUS sorrows of the dav.
Ana from the dark clouds ovcrc,e.
IN radiance shone again the sun.
A"" 'heh knew that YOU had come.
so In my moments of distress
VI trott!ng care or STRUGGLE soro
Inc thought of you comes boc, IN
bless. ="
And lift my weary heart once miro
How can ] think of YOU. dear one
-, Ana he not strong again to win.
To conquer and To overcome.
All WEAKNESS and suffering.
And with the thought OF YOU In hloss
And guide my steps onward prnss
AMANDA CORDES.
Richmond, Va. January 27. 1921.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
Poverty Is Forcing
Clergymen to Beg
In, uni,cr,nl Ncryicc.l

LONDON. Jan. 28.-rhr hard lot
nf the ricrsymcn In view OF the
crrnsc Or taxation. IL dealt with
by DIR. lIcnsIcy sIruaon. NI>hop al
Durham. In 81 pastoral letter, In
Which he suys:
81 fear that few Iayurn realize
how EraNriy clerical p0Nerty u
telling uu the efficiency az the
Church of Enlsinud. ........ 1ncGi-
cheney II Rrowint; over the pare
chIai system like creeping rnrnly-
-is. Some OF the clergy nrc falling
in deb: md n few are sinking To
private ucn,ifcan"H."
The bishops letter Inns caused
considerable sensation la the dio-
rrSr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
Voice Of the People on Topics Of the Day
MIR. HARDWOOD Commcnds The
Times-Dispatch on Editorial
on Clerical NaiScriSm."

To the Editor OF The Times Dispatch
Sill have just read your magniii-
cent editorial on Clerical Kaiser
ism am deeply impressed with
your profound insight as to current
conditions. and your uatchless courap.
III deiyinG the opponents of the peer
less Wcstmoreland Davis. With that
gentleman in the executive mansion
and with yoI ~ his right hand man,
IL IL TO hoped that this grand old
State may be saved from utter col
lapse.
My only regret Is that your per
sonar nod"StS is so great that YOU
iaHeu 10 sign your name To that
tpoch-m ing editorial thus leaving
IN" virginia people In the dark as 10
the identity Of their noble savior
irVn tnesc horrible Virginia kaisers
won't YOU let us know who Sou
are. so that we can do you honor
tours truly,
s q. HARDWOOD.
Jarrett Va january u IqoI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
Notice to Readers Of
The Times-Dispatch

The 'finies-Dispntrh. In its "Nu!re
or the People" column. Wishes TO
give spncc promptly to all cOrrrs-
ponicnts. hut the pressure 0f ict-
tcrs TX ~ Ercnt that the editor
IN forccd, In order to present topics
whch the! are fresh nnd af vital
interest. to nSlS correspondents to
rOndcnsc their communications into
ZOO words. This request tx made
In the spirit al ipir play md we
ARE CON illcnt IL will he met In that
spirit BY our rradcrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
TO DEPRIVE MEDICINE
MAKERS OF ALCOHOL.
Numerous Proprietary Remedies VIII
he Added Ia List Snon, Dry
i.nfOrccr Asserts.
lIiy AssccIatcd rress.

IBy NssCciatcd I'rcss.
CHICAGO. Jan. 29.--Ralph t., stone,
prohibition director Tor mas district.
announced today that hcnccforth al
cohol deliveries viii hc refused 10
manufacturers of iive wcii-known
patent medicines. Numerous ether
proprietary medicines, the mdnuiac-
iurers OF which are alleged 10 have
done business o. a grand scale sine"
the advent OF prohibition. Will BE- add
ed TO the list soon. Mr.. stone said.
He estimated that in the iast sin
months OF 1929 his Office issued 5000
permits in Illinois alcne to inanufac-
turcrS of patent medicines 10 obtain
alcohol.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
SEEN ON THE SIDE
HY HENRY EDWARD WARMER
The Finish.

The Finish.
When all Is said and done.
And when the setting shn
Spreads golden In the west;
When man has done his best.
And either lost won.
Ana passes to his rest -.
When all Is closed and life,
with all its war and strife.
With al, its painted toys.
It's baublcs and it's joys.
Falls to the swinging knife,
And pain no longer clogs e.
When "Finis' then Is writ
To this 50 hecting bit
OF vast Eicrnity'T play:
When twilight robes the Day
swift. as "a bird NIGH, flat.
Shall trincs pass away.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
Interesting Health Queries
ANSWERED BY DIR. GRADY.

Smoking once Dayton have given the
good advice to men to smoke only once day
after supper in the evening My husband has
long followed that practice. though he starts
smoking first thing in the morning and smokes
all day and late into the nigft-but Just once
& day. he insists. His physician has warned
him he must stop can YOU give me a formula
- use 10 break him Of the habit?
tMrs. I. f.. NJ
Answer-No, madam. but Will gladly give
your husband suggestions for freeing himself
Of the craving if he wishes me to do so
Feet Strengthened While You Tiay--By fol-
lowing the advice you gave me several moaths
ago have succeeded in HIDING relief from a
foot trouble OF ten years standing. Mine
weak, pr0natcd feet Ghc shoe store
specialist had me hypnotlzcd with his arch
props however,. and YOU recommended some
simple exercises which have done the, busil
ness and ! want you 10 know how grateful 4
feel &C. r. c.
rmples-rlease recommend something for
blackheads and pimplcs that come cspccia !ly
about the nose and checks and keep my nose
and checks red and sore most of the time.
60. W.
Answer-Apply at night after a prolonged
hot water bathing OF the face this lotion:
Iiac sulphate ..................... Il dram
SulphuratcG potassium ............ i dram
Rose water .................... ounces
This may he continued for a week or So then
rest for week and repeat il necessary.
Catarrh and Climate moved from New
York to Spokane several years ago on account
ci catarrh OF the head and throat chiefly
Rave found no relief in Spokane. DO you think
a different climate would he advisable? (Mrs
H. M.)
Answcr.--In my judgment little or nothing
Is gained by changing climate for any OF the
diseases which masquerade under the name OF
"Catarrh."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
Information bureau

Inquiries regarding almost any
topic. excepting on legal ann mclI-
cni subjects, are answered free. Az
MI Inquiries urc answered directly
u, personal letter, u helf-a,Id rcssrd
stamped envelope IL required. Adj
dress The Tiincs-DiSpntch InTorinn-
lion Bureau. Richmond, yn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
New WAR Crnft tn ne nniIt

y. ". r.. Basic City.-The new
battle cruisers. to he built by the
United States At n cost OF approXi-
matcly S23.000.000 each, are 20
be called the Constellation. Constitu-
ton, Lexington. Ranger, Saratoga
and United States. They are the
largest and most powerful ships Of
war ever designed. The C0nstclla-
ton and her sister ships will be able
to plough through the waves ut forty
miles an hour. The Constcllat ion
will he S74 feet long, will have n nor
NAL displacement OF 1880 ton3 and
n speed OF 1925 knots.