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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-22

the minions of the law. ffe declared
the activities. the results and the ef-
fccuveness OF the police would he
men as Il necessity in certain phases
Of police work. He declared that two
police women in Petersburg. one Il
colored woman. had successfully
handled as many cases as had fifteen
male police.
There Will he three sessions today.
This morning DR.. J. y. G. Chandler,
president of the College of William
and Mary, will address the confer
cncc. He will have for his subject
The Teaching OF Government" DR..
Dice X. Anderson. president OF Ran
Golph Macon Woman's College. Lynch
burg. will speak on Prot lens OF
County Government in Virginia" Miss
May I. Moore will preside.
Mrs. Helen Hamilton Gardner. mem
her OF the United States Civil Service
Commission, will speak on the
Methods of Introducing Civil Service
Into State Government Other
speakers will include Justice j. iIogc
Kicks, OF the Juvenile and Domestic
Relations Court. who has chosen for
Care and Charles f.. Ashburner. city
manager of Norfolk. Miss Mary
Elizabeth PidEeon will preside. a,
the evening and closing session of
the conference, William Jctt Lauck.
consulting economist and Edward
prcntiss CostiGan, United States Tarin
Commission member. both of Wash
ington. ID. c.. will be the speakers
with Miss Adele Clark presiding.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-22
EDUCATORS RECESS
IN HONOR OF FOCH
CONTINUED From First pagc.)

Continued Erom First Pagc.)
crs in the Classification Of Pupils and
In Making OF Daily Programs" Super
intendent a. J.. Bennett. of .Aibcmarlc
County
Method OF Conducting Examina-
tons and Tests in Rural Schools
the Question OF Uniformity and Ell
cheney" superintendent w. Il. wig
ellsworth. of Nottoway County.
How To Secure an Adequate supply
Textbooks When Needed" Secretary
J. y. liillman. OF tho State Board
o, Education.
tn) Length of Time Devoted to
Examinations In Elementary and
High Schools" and OBJ "Tho Value
Given To Examinations. Rncitations
and Tests In Determining Class stand
ing" Superintendent y. l.. McQullkin,
OF noanoke
"a Practical and Effective Pro-
gram OF Supervised Instruction in
i;nrai Schools" Superintendent ]. j.
Kelly, OF Wise County.
THE Content and Form Of "A disable
Course OF study for Rural Schools"
superintendent a. &. Cooper, OF Hen
rico County.
business session will close this
meeting.
From 10 o'clock meeting OF
the Trustees Association Will be held
in the auditorium of the Mechanics
institute. ". +. McGclce Will pre-
side. The program fcliows:
The Preparation OF Elementary
Teachers" Harris Hart. Supcrintend-
ont OF Public instruction. The
County as Unit Of Administration"
w a. McShca, of Arlington County.
Beginning at Sis o'clock tonight
thcro will be n joint meeting Of di-
vision supcrintondcnts and the trus-
ices In tho auditorium OF the John
Marshall High School. G. l.. II. John
son Will preside. and the program will
10 AZ follows:
The County Unit"-(a) The
County as the Unit Of Adminlstra-
ton" Harris Hart, Superintendent Of
public Instruction. OBJ The County
~ the Unit OF Financial Support-A
Comparison Between That and the
Present Dual System OF County and
District support" Superintendent
James Hurst, of Norfolk County.
What Part of the Total Cost OF
Education Should 30 Borne by the
state Under Compulsory Attend
ance I.aw?" Superintendent +. NJ.
Martin. OF Petersburg.
Should the Financial Support OF
Both County and City Schools BE on
Rate or Appropriation Basls?"
superintendent w. a. Hunt. of Ports
mouth. and Superintendent Calvin
Rawis, Of Isle of Wight County.
Should the Local Boards of Edu-
cation. Under Revision OF the
school Laws, Have Power to Fix the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-22
RED CROSS ROLL CALL
TERMINATES TOMORROW
Organizations VIII Lead All War
Workers In Parade on
FOch Day,

Only two days remain In which to
enlist in the Red Cross, as the roll
call which started Armistice Day
comes to close tomorrow night, SO
every man. woman and child In Rich
mond and the surrounding counties
arc urged to add their names to that
great legion gathered together lin
tho service of those who suffer-" Re
turns rapidly are coming I'm from the
schools. where the roll call termi-
mated last Friday. and Mrs. Aubrey
Young. general chairman. urges all
the principals to let her have their
reports az early as possible. az she
liz eager TO announce the number Of
children cooperating in the move
mcnt
The Red Cross will lead all war
workers tomorrow In the parade for
Foch Day. and General Charles j..
Anderson Will command that section
of the great column assembled to pay
tribute TO the generaiissimo of the
allied armies
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-22
WILL DISCUSS PLANS
TO CUT COTTON CROP
Planters. Bankcrs and Merchants To
Hold Meeting In Memphis
December H.
HE Assoclated Press.l

MEMPHIS, TENN. Nov. 21.-A
meeting Of planters. bankers and
merchants from all the cotton pro.
ducing States Will be called to NEE,
in Memphis December IL to discuss
plans 10 hold cotton acreage In 1929
to point not TO exceed that planted
in 1921. 1t was decided today at a
meeting Of the Memphis Cotton FIX
change.
According to the resolutions adopt
ed at the meeting Of the exchange
today, no effort would be made Ia
secure a reduction from the acreage
of 1921. but planters will be urged
TO not exceed that acreage next sea-
son. and. IL greater production is de-
sired, to secure IT by more intensive
cultivation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-22
U. S. ENJOYS IN GERMANY
NOW READY FOR BUSINESS
Set Up Shields Outside Of OF.
fees for First Time
Since Break.
THIRTEEN coNsuLATns OPENED
transition of Former American RIis-
"ion Into Full Pledged lsmbnssy
Accomplished with Crremony-si-
lis DrcSci Is Charge d'Anairs.
iRv Assoclatcd prcssl

BEtL1N, Nov. 21.-Tho shields OF
the American consular Offices In Ger
many were set up outside tho build
ings today for tho first time since
relations wcro broken or between
"ermany ana the United States. Tho
consuls arc now ready to carry on
Official business.
Open IL ConsuIstcs.
me German government was re-
'ueht"d TO recognize thirteen consuis
PROFESSIONALLY. all OF whom havo taken
up their duties. despite tho fact that
INC Spanish consul. who had been
looking after American interests,
Eavo received directions to turn over
'he equipment to the Americans
The German Foreign omco is ex.
pectcd TO give It's official recognition
~ day or two, In the meantim,
mo consul general at Berlin, Wi.
nam Colin. and his stan. are com.
lnstins ARRANGEMENTS for relieving
the spanish representatives and as
suming control OF routine business
The following consulatcs have re,
opened; Berlin. Munich. Hamburg
Frankfort-on-the- Ma!n. Dresde n
Leipzig. Stuttgart. Bremen, coblenz
Cologne. Stettir. Brcs!au and Ko.
enigsbcrE.
IosSs for Little Change.
consul General Coffin does not Iool
Tor much change in commercial re.
!aions between the two countries
which no declares have really beer
normal until negotiations are en-
tered into for commercial agree
mcn,.
The transition Of tho formc
American mission into = full ficdge,
embassy was accomplished withou
ceremony. ELLIS Loring Drescl nov
being charge d'anaires.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-22
Oats, Is Cents Bushcl;
20 Gents Bowl in Cafe
fBy United Newn. ]

CHICAGO. Nov. 2i.-with oats In
the bin In his state selling at 10
cents, William Roylance, statis-
tlolan for tho Bank OF North Da-
kota.' said no paid 20 cents for
some whom no got few in n bowl.
II stood In limo for twenty min
utcs In n restaurant hero and then
got dish OF oatmeal for 20 cents
Whore como from oats are n drug
OH the market ut is cents "a
bushcl." lie said.
lilo explained the high price In
tho city by declaring the system
OF transportation Is all balled up
ana added, 'wc have everything
you want. but can't get It to you
In his address before tho conven-
lion OF public ownership experts
here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-22
We mean id gift.

The red and yellow card
at the right is the sign Of a
Heating or Sanitary Engi-
neer (you used to call him
Steamfitter or Plumber)
who can showyou ARcoLA.
Look for it in his window.
twill pay you to consult
him twice q year as you
do your Doctor or Dentist.
His report on your heating
and plumbing costs little.
1t may save much.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-22
cIrcu- nj Ernnklln schonl.

Under the auspices OF the Franklin
School Mothers Club, the Richmond
Tuberculosis Association will give a
"one-ring health circus" at the Frank
lin School this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
MISS Nora Spencer Hammer. secretary.
and Miss Claire Mccarthy, modern
health leader. will have charge OF the
program. There will be no admission
charge. and all patrons are Invited.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-22

Amount of Local School Revenue"
Superintendent II. i. Bennett. of
williamsburg.
The entertainments feature for to-
day is the luncheon to tho board of
directors OF tho State Teachers Ae-
ISOLATION and their guests. given by
the Retail Merchants Association. tho
Hotel Association and the city Coun-
ell OF Richmond. at Murphy's tIiotcl
at o'clock.
One OF tho interesting features OF
the week Will be meet ags of tho
virginia IntcrScholastic publications
Society, which. beginnir: today. will
be held under the auspices of the
It!chmond Collcgian. u weekly news
paper published by the students at
tho University of Richmond Men Of
experiences in newspaper work Will
address the delegates, who Will rep
resent the schools and colleges
throughout the state. An inspection
OF one OF the newspaper plants in
Richmond Will be made before the
meetings adjourn. Sessions will he
held at the University OF Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-22

ralgia. rheumatism, Earache, Tooth4
ache Lumhaso and for Pain. All
druggists sell Bayer Tablets OF As
ptrin In handy tin boxes OF 10 and
In bottles of ~ and 100. Aspirin Is
the trade mark OF Bayer Manufacture
of Observation-Disclosures Of Salicylic-
acid.-Ady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-22

with ncighborhood disturbance.
The officers under fire deny having
none anything contrary TO the ncccs-
sites OF the situation. Ryan was de-
noted to private and fined $50. and
Shinault was fined $3.50 and placed
on patrolman's duty. Chief Sherry
VIII now name II man to MI the va
cancy in the list OF iieutcnnnts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-22
notnrinns Mcct ronirht.

The Rotary Club will hold Its rcgu-
lar weekly meeting this evening at 0
O'CLOCK. at Murphy's. when an even
ing OF stunts will be observed. The
stunts committee of H." OF which
DIR. Eiwood Tragic liz chairman. has
been busy for several weeks arrang-
Ing for these stunts. and the natur.
OF the exercises has been held secret.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-22
Myer. Approve. rIp,I,nr,

Director OF Public Safety w. NJ.
Myers announced yesterday that he
had approved the findings OF Chief
of Police Z. y. Sherry in the case
OF Lieutenant J. V. Ryan and Motor
cycle Officer G. w. Shinault. Both
policemen were heard on charges
preferred by citizens in connection
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-22
"Bayer on Genuine Aspirin say 'Baye

Warning! Unless you see the name
'Bayer" on package or on tablets you
are not getting genuine Aspirin pre-
scribed by physicians for twenty one
years and proved safe by millions.
Take Aspirin only as told in the Bay
or package for Colds. Headache. Neu-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-22

SuEnr Sells Under 4-Cent Rate.
NEW YORK. Nov. 2l.-Anothcr
new low record price for the las.
six years or more We're established
In tho raw sugar market today, when
5000 bags Of Porto Ricos sold at
3.S7 f-2 CEN y pound.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-22

'CUHtIHunH ErOW FIrbt PaEcJ
crs in the Ciassiiica ton Of Pupils and
IN Making OF Daily Programs" Super
in,endcnt a. j.. BENNETT. of Albcmarle
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21
Tom vi, nt Rex.

The Heart or Texas Ryan" In
which Tom Mix is starring. will he
seen Mt the Hex Theater today. This
picture hae been causing consider
able talk and good crowds are OK.
pected throughout tho duy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21
Voice Of the People on Topics Of the Day
\. ". Patterson Discusses Habits
of Hawks in Pleas for
TI.cir Lives.

To the Editor of The Times Dispat,,h.
Ssr.-Ancnt the killing Of hawks.
which subject has provoked a lively
and Interesting discussion through
Nour column" there is among these
correspondents n wide diversity OF
opinion. some Of them contcn,iinr
that all hawks should he devoted to
dtath nnd others that the destruction
oi such useful birds should lie alto
gether forbidden by law IL does
seem strange that In California
hawh-iife is iiIidly protected. while
ia virginia it's anniiiilation IL en-
courhe"d and rewarded Nor IL /, .
sufficient explanation. suggested ~
enc writer. to say that hawks ar,
more worthy of protection in the Tar
Nest because out there rats for InrIl
- cover III IN easier prey II these
", m'.aea hnm.ers That Is equivalent
!" SAVING that there are no rodents
across the continent since Il RAJ
Wi,hout Shelter IS little better thnn
hsh without Mntcr IIis habit IL
hlu'hi rlhcc. and in the absence III
such retreat he would not long sur
we, hawks or no hawks suspcct
,hhi California rats have siirh, dif-
h"ui,y in finding all nccdri.i cover.
and that IN. reason for nrnsoryi,rr
hawk-iifc beyond the Rockies must
rest on some Other ground
II Is the .o!u story Of the shield In
its double aspect. Regarding tho Two
extremes Of killing All hawks au.i
protecting all hawks, tho t,n" policy
wonid seem To lie about midway he
tween. There are good hawks ani
bai hawks. Why treat them all
alike" II would be as sensible to
condemn MI dogs because some If
ihcin XIII sheep Or suck eggs The
truth is that all hawks look alike to
most people. and that rather than
tnltr II" trouble To inform ihcn-
selves Of tn" facts necessary ora an in
t"llircnt discrimination. our legiSla-
tors max" short work Of il hy deal
INK with the Innocent aud the guilty
alike. Thus IN California the Law.
taking chief cognizIncc OF the viz
tHous bird. throws it's acris over the
VICIOUS one also. ON the other hand.
~ N!rsininns, losing sight of tn"
farmers best friend. couSru him
ai"ug with the chicken thief. 10 N"
m"rcil"ss hands Of the scalp hUnt"r.
This ought not 10 he. hs Z gt"pp IN
tho right direction commend to tho
careful reading Of Virginia County
supervisors an article IN the D"Ccin-
ter. 1920. number Of the National
Geographic Magazine by MIR Louis
AEassig t'ucrtes on "Amcricnn Rlrds
~ i'rcN." The learned author SAYS
The prejudice against MI birds ~
prty IL 80 general that II Is woll
nigh Impossible L. convince auy on"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21
Well Advised Increases

THE agricultural appropriation bill, as
reported 10 the House carries total
appropriations of $33,5l7.459 an increase
OF Sl,S0I,615 over last year. The increase
consists of sl.0oo.0o0 appropriated for
the purchase Of lands in the Appalachian
and White Mountains under the Weeks bill
for the conservation OF the natural re-
sources and the hcadwaters OF navigable
streams, aud $S0i,o00 in the ordinary ac-
tvities Of the Department Of Agriculture.
While there is pressing demand for the
most rigid scrutiny OF every item included
in any appropriation bill. if public expen-
diturcs as whole are to be reduced below
the high total of the past two years a
hlsSardly policy i'll respect 10 some forms
oil government service might prove TO be
very unwise economy. Especially does this
apply to the needs OF the agricultural in
custry At no time can the government be
justly accused of having been too liberal in
It's fostering oversight OF this basic indus
't!. whose welfare is so important to the
prosperity OF the country as Il whole In
comparison with the public moneys OK
pended for the development Of other inter
csts. this industry may Justly complain that
II has been Disseminated against
Without discussing the Importance OF
the item for the purchase OF lands in the
Appalachian and White Mountains for the
conservation OF wasting natural resources
q STUDY OF the increases for other services
OF the department justifcs the statement
that they are we'll advised In the pro
vision made for the consolidation of the
Iureau Of Crop Estimates and the Bureau
o! Markets there is an increase or 5000
80 over last year. \ first thought might
suggest the conclusion that the consolida-
ton OF the two bureaus would result in n
considerable saving OF overhead expenses
NO DOUBT this will occur. But at the same
'lMe inc value TO agriculture of the extern
SION OF the service OF the consolidated an
ican, Tor which there is urgent need will
more than Offset the increased sum appro-
priatcd for It's operation.
Nhile the Bureau Of Crop Estimotes b,s
III me past functioncd with splendid efici
ehcF' the Bureau OF Markets for hack of
sUHicsent funds has not given the full sor-
vice OF which such an agency is capnbIe Of
rendering with ample means for eSpand-
iHb us service. With a well-organizod fold
'otps IN close touch with every phasa. of
iiou"c''oA ana the varying conditions and
hath et needs throughout tho country this
hh'eau by the assistance il would ba IN
position To render in giving ra,i,b,o. We
Ha'!oh as TO profitable distribution could
~ service TO both producers and con
S"i!''s OF incalculab!c value So Win
o'her items for which increased anpronrt,.
,"'S nave been recommended: the need for
improved service more than ips,iGo. III =,
ceases. ~ ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
Copyright. 1919. Nationa, Ne,vs,,ns. so,vt.
The Nerve OF the stomnrh.

INC famous twelve pairs OF nerves which
So a"ec.'s from the brain supply the or
I"hs OF special sense; facial expression.
breathing ana digestion. The tenth pair c,ll,a
thc iheumosastric dung stomach) nerves or
NaEns twandcrne) nerves control III. move
"'e''s OIL the stomach AMI the sccre, ion Of the
gastric juice. These Naeus nerves are we'll
""iheu wandering nerves for they wander far
ana wiue. can recall no other pair OF nerves
whose geography. functions. ana PATHOLOGY
give the unfortunate medical student IN much
i"""ie as These eHcecdinEi, wayward VaEus
.'''N's 90 Alter a most complicated origin or
.'F'h ~ INC wc!l-known mcdulla oblungata.
me NaSrant nerves emerge from ,rr sl;Il
through the jugular openings ana having
participated l.. tho formation Of some n,rye
s"hEiions or little brains there they pass on
Gown through the neck. one on each side
.'"ns WIN Inc carotid artery and tho Internal
J.sh'ar N"ih--decply placed IN the neck for
pro'ee'ion--to the root OF the neck in the re-
Eioh OF the collar bones Theme. they hnnin
""'i''Fhhs III real earnest to the students
''"' regret Tho right one runs down
.'ohSsiae OF the winlpipc 10 the back part II
'ne root OF the lung thence aionis tho back or
the outlet to the rear surface of tho s,nmn.,
ne leit descends behind the roo, OF IN. lc.,
lunG. thence down the front Of the rullr, "a
the front wall of the stomach
SfhPie enough. isn't II? But 80 easy Tho
,aSus nerves not only wander aimlcssly abou,
lhe BODY bu, also give on important branches
iii the most lavish way
branch supplies the meningcal nerbran.
OF IN" base OF the brain. Another surpI!.s
IN" SKIN on tho bark Of the outer car canal
"hother controls the movements oc Tho swnl-
rowing muscles. Another gives sensation 10
the iarynN or voice box Another s,rnii.s son,
saiioh TO The lining OF the throa, and tho bacl,
% inc tongue several branches 80 10 the
hcai'. ana several more TO the lungs
Ihroura the mcandernEs or tn, y,rns
nerves some commonly confusing sympto,ns
are explained \ harsh hrasay cough which
'ronsrs the patients suspicious or his bron-
'hla! tubes and lungs, may bc caused hy trim
ing irritation OF the little Varus branch IN ,hc
PACK wall of the enr canal by hardened wax
OF "th'r irritaHt. Pain in the base or Ia
OF IN" skull Is often dependent on irritation q,
inc stomach. \ goitre often causes /, dry fro
Nueni cough not from pressure on the Wind.
ripc hut from pressure ono OF tho yar,,.
branches; irritation OF the same branch some
times cAuses deep hoarse voice ana nnraiYsis
~ IN" same branch tsometmcs following
"iahih"r'") renders the lining OF the larynx in.
sensitive 50 that foreign bodies or food wlll
20 down Ia. wrong way"
irritation Of the pncumogastri. n.ryc,. hv
tooacco. 10 which they seem par,!cular,y ,,l
hcrah!e accounts for. first, "hcarthuru" ana
stomach trouble. then cough. ana finally actual
arrangement Of the heart action
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-21
News Of Fifty Years Ago

Trom the Richmond Dispatch. Jan a. iS7l3
Mr.. Aaron Read. the aged christian gen
teman whose death was announced ycsicr-
day. was the fnther OF Rev. Dr. Charles H.
Read. pastor OF the Grace Street Presbyterian
Church.
bin before tho House Of Delegates which
should become a law. provides for the cstah-
lshment and maiatainancc OF n Dctcctiy.
Bureau as part Of the machinery of the
State government.
The Enquirer ON yesterday announced the
following gentlemen as compofing It's present
editorial staff: James Barbour. ch!,or-in-chief;
V. ID. Chestermaa. managing editor; John A.
ri2zini city editor. and s. q. McFishcr. cashier.
Rev. DR. Curry OF Richmond College. left
here last night for Wilmington Dol wher.
lie Is to lecture before literary institute His
subject will be English Stu;csrnanshp"
The convicts were engaged yesterday dig
gng holes all over the Capitol Square pre-
lminary to planting out a large number of
trees II is proposed to have all the walks in
the square lined with trees FOR shade and the
grounds will be otherwise bcnu;ified during
the coming spring.
Rev. ribcrus G. Jones H. D. Of Norfolk.
has accepted a call To the First baptist church
Of Nashville. Tenn, and viii leave virginia
about the last OF next month.
All places of business were closed IN Lex-
ington day before yesterday and tho cxcr-
cises in the college and in the institute were
suspended. the whole population and the
students turning out TO hear lion. J. T. Hol :
combs splendid euiogy on General Robert l..
Ice.
Tho House OF Representatives passed a bin
vest crday authorizing tho construction OF
twenty iron ships for postal purposes.
King William hns tcioaraphod to the Queen
{. at the surrender OF Paris viii. in his opinion
., announced within the next week.
bismarck, who has been reported quito III
u Berlin, liz now said To be on the road to
recovery, and, in fact. EaR already taken ur
his duties as peace maker.