Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 134, 23 March 1911 — Page 2

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THE RICJ13IOXD PALLADIU3I AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY MARCH 23. 1011.

SOAP MOUTH WASH FOR NAUGHTY TOTS

Alleged Punishments in Inquiry of Detention Home Administration.

United States Ambassador Hill and Members of His Family

ChloaRo, March L'.'l.-That inmates of the Juvtitllo (Wunllon home art: comJ'clled to cut l.iiiiulry ha In clean thrlr mouths after Im1 latiKuaK tbnt Vulphur and quliilno ur )url upon their tonguoti fo." puiiUhnicnt ami lliat fuutu," "nirtttln-rH' ami "inuut-ln "rlndT8" nro useil in ix-nallzinK miaIjohdvior ro bohio of the charges Made by William J I. Dunn ugalnHt )iendn of the I tint it ut ion at the opening of tho InveHilKatlon before tlio county civil nervieo commlHttlon. Mr. Dunn told the (ommisslon that (the charges could be verified and worn to by children ho had been Juininhed and policemen and others rbo had wltneBHcd it. JudK Merrltt W. IMnckney demandtd that Bpeelfie eharKeH with namet End daten be filed In juntice to th rsot)H whoMO hotior and integrity ilKht be brought Into (U''8iion. i During the hearing a dispute arose

(ixjtwern Judge IMnckney and Timothy

1. Hurley, formerly chief probation officer. The clash came when Mr. Hurley Bold the commlHfdon that a derad-

litiK phyBleal examination had been

made on many children who were not

Ielinnuentii. Mr. Hurley read MutiH-

flics from the unnu.il reports to corroborate his Htatement. i Mallard Dunn, chairman, ruled that 11 he commission would follow the prefrrdent cHtubllshed In other InveatlI KHtlonH and avoid the tcchniealitie of lleital objection uud obstuclea to the bringing out of the farts. 'Mr. Dunn 'Vh asked to file his rlwrRea "upon Information find belief." The charges tin detail will be submitted to the com'mlHHlon. , Mr. Dunn's View of It. ' "The I n vest Iks tors who take the Children away from their parents fllo fldavlts upon Information and belief, lit this way make serious charge,

mometlmes unjunily. uRalnst mothers

and fathers," Mr. Dunn ttuid. "Hut

nhen they are the defendants instead

of the complainants they insist that the charges be sworn to. "I have no animosity toward any individual. I have been trying for years to call attention to abuses which thould be corrected. To prevent the

jlll treatment of these little children is my only object and their safety can be affected only by amendments to the ijtivenllo Court law," Th Investigation will be continued next Monday.

INKW ORLEANS MEN MAY HAVE A DUEL

(American News Service) I New Orleans, March Atmand i 'Hpdellle. editor of the I'.ce, a French daily newspaper, published a lormal I challenge to M. !) Maroncelli. editor of jthe Wasp, a wecMv publication. toda I to fight a duel. The Wasp offended Capdevllle by roasting the French language as used I'V the editor of the Itee. Both are prominent socially. The latter Is ; brother of the Mayor. The police may prohibit the Hpiiliug of 1 felood In. this affair of Honor.

NAME CARE TAKER

The board of works appointed J. IT. Webber as care taker for the South .Seventh and South Tenth street parks at u meeting this morning.

The XtxUy Of Life. Married people hould learn what to do tor m another's little Ilia, ana (or the ilia of the children that may come. They are aure aooner or later to have occasion '.o treat constipation or IndiReation. When the opportunity come remember that the quickest way to obtain reliet. and floally a permanent cure. with Dr. Caldwell's oyrup Pepain, the great herb laxative compound. A -bottle hot A always be in tin boute. It cof t only JO cents or SI t drug stores.

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MILLIONAIRE WAS

DECLARED GUILTY

(American News Service) Cincinnati, Marc 'a 23. A verdict of guilty was today found in the federal court against William P. Harrison. millionaire tnvni of the World Manufacturing Co., and Subsidiary concerns. He was charged with using the mails to defraud. Indictments alleged misrepresentations of h vaccum cleaner manufactured by the company. The penalty may include imprisonment and ti heavy fine.

CATCHES A NEGRO SELLING HIS LOOT

David .layne Hill, Fnited States Ambassador to Germany and his family, photogr.-phed on their recent arrival in New York. From left to right are Mrs. Hill, Ambassador Hill. Catherine Hill and Marie Merrill, a friend of Miss Hill's who is studying abroad.

Clarence Milton, black. 2U years obi, was arrested today, charged with the theft of a set of silver spoons from Mrs. Gabriel Anderson, of the Arlington hotel. Patrolman Vogelsong caught the negro in the act of selling the spoons at a second baud store.

HE STARTED CHARGE OF LIGHT BRIGADE (Anierloa!i News Service) Boston, March 23. Isaac C. Dixon who claimed to have been the buglet

j that started the immortal charge oi jthe light brigade at Halaklara. is dead at his home in Everett. Dixon was In ' his 73rd year and was a veteran ol three wars. He served in the CriI mean war, beginning as a bugle bo j when only 11 years old. Afterwards ?he came to America and served 3

years in troop c. Mil v. ss. v.aviurj during the civil war. He served agaiu as a cavalryman during a part of tht Indian campaign in the Northwest. He was born in Lawrence, of English parentage. If you wish to escape a siege of malarial fever use Nyal's Chill Tonic when you experience the first chilly sensation ask us to send a bottle you will thank us later on. Quigley Drug Stores.

MONKEY MADE MERRY HEW POSTAL BANKS TO AVOID HUSBAND IN BED 40 YEARS

Ocean Voyagers Had of Lives of Trip.

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New York. March 23. When a mis(hevioua little monkey about a foot high, named Sakl, was carried from the Hoy al Mail Mealil packet liner Avon on her arrival here elderly women who bad been biding in their Htattroorns emerged with sighs of relief, while the men passengera gazed after him. regretting the livliest hours they ever saw on shipboard. Sakl was bought in Kingston. Jamaica, by l'Mgar Kauffman of fit laburg, lie was in a cage until Mabel Kicly wanted to see him on St. fatrick'H day, when the Avon was at sea. The little animal resented it when Misa Itiley attempted to tie a green ribbon on his neck, bit his owner, jumped on Miss Riley's shoulder, tore her hair down, fled up the guy wiro supporting the smokestack and perched on the whistle. Rejecting all offers of food and dodging missies, Sakl clung there till the passengers gave up, but when they went to supper came down, jumped on the back of u nervous woman who was dozins in a steamer (hair on deck and nearly scared her to death. Then he fled back to his perch on the whistle. Late at night he came down long enough to.invade ihe smoking room and smash some of the glasses on the bar while the owner and others vainly tried to capture him. Hack to the whistle again he went. The next morning Captain Hope discovered him asleep on tho bridge,

chased him into the chart room, closed the door and Sakl's freedom was ended.

Indiana Will Get from Three to Five.

Widow Certain of No Reconciliation in Heaven.

Her Only Want. " "I have dUUcuirj- in satisfying

wife. She has a thousand wants." "I have difficulty In satisfying mine, ?.nd sh' bus only one want." -What is It?" "Money." Baltimore American.

American News S'-rvi'-e) Washington. March '':'. Postmaster

General Hitchcock will announce two hundred additional postal savings depositaries Sunday night. Indiana will j probably get from three to five addi-j tional depositaries. No intimation has been given as to where the new depositaries will be located, but it is expetted Indianapolis will be one. A. L. i l.awshee, former third assistant postmaster general, whose home Is at Con- J verse. Indiana, is iti Washington, ac-j companied by "Vukeoma," leader of j the hostile faction of the Pueblo In-1 dians, who has a complaint to make to (

the President, lawshee is Indian aj ent in Arizona.

Disappointed Lover Resolved on Hard Task.

Cincinnati, March 23. "I believe my

husband is in hell, and that's why 1 am exerting every effort to get into heaven." was the startling statement made to Rev. Herbert Yew ell by a member of the Evnnston Christian church shortly before the time for, bis evening address at that church, j The remark set the evangelist to ' thinking, resulting in an interesting talk on "Will We Know- Each Other in

Heaven?'

F RIDAY AND SATURDAY AT KNOLLEN BERG'S

2.- Ladie4s' and Misses' Suits of assorted colors and sizes. These suits are all in good condition and generally correct in style. Hut we regard them a surplus and want to dispose of them quickly. The prices ranged from

$ I ,".( to $::o. Sale Price for choice only $S.4S.

His views were in the af

firmative and have no doubt, caused the worried widow to redouble her resolve to avoid meeting her husband in the next world by gaining admission to heaven. Rev. Yewell, of London. England, is said to be one of the best known evangelists of the Christian church, having made numerous accessions during the past week at revival services in the Evanston church. The subjects of his sermnos are unusual, "His Majesty, the Devil," being the topic of Wednesdqay evening, while "Was Your Grandmother a Monkey?" will be asked of the men attending a meeting

your for their sex only to be held later in

the week.

Boston, March 23. Never was there a stranger vow taken, not even by the knights in the god old days of i - , ji it : 1. c a ,

ciuvairj. man me one wuicu iui id years sivce he was ol has kept oJ- I i

seph Plummer, of Milton, New Hampshire, confined to his bed. Mr. Plummer is now in a critical condition and cannot live. A paternal decree forbade him to marry the girl of his choice. The edict blighted his life, and, heart broken, he forswore the world, and vowed to pass the remainder of his life in bed. The girl he loved is dead. Many stories about her are rife in the quaint New Hampshire village. Some say she pined away for love of him, others that she forgot, him and married. But from the windows of the room he occupies in the old homestead Joseph may see the house she was born in, fast falling and crumbling in decay. Two bachelor brothers, Ephriam and Samuel, occupy the homestead with him and care for him. In the little town the gaunt, emaciated lover is an institution famous for miles about, and his name and life are expected to go down in its history rivaling even the strangest legends.

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Consistency. MotherAren't you gidn" to wash uj

them tea things. Mnriaranne. before

you go out? Daughter No. I ain't. I'm bite enough for "mother's 'elp" class ns it is. London Opinion.

Modernity. "Some are so intensely modern that they prefer a t'orr.t ti a Kembrnudt." "If It's a better Id II climber I don't blame 'cm. Me fr the French car every time." London Punch.

His Biggest Mistake. "What was the biggest mistake you ever made?" "Thinking I was too foxy to make a big mistake." Cleveland Leader.

There b something more nwful In happiness tflun In sorrow. Hawthorne.

Well Pleased With Opening The Dr. Kmmons Throat and Lung Healer Co.. of Indianapolis, opened their Dispensary In the Comstock Block, east of Westcott Hotel this week. They advertised that they would sell Dr. Kmmons' Throat and Lung remedy and Dr. L'mmons' Tissue Builder, the great flesh and strength making tonic, ut one-half the regular price for 00 days to introduce same, the Hale has been no large that another shipment has been ordered. This upectal offer will be a great advertisement for the company as it will show the people the merit of these two great remedies. They are selling the dollar size or. the Tissue Builder, the Great Flesh and Strengthmaking Tonic nt 5t)c.

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1 jar Bel-Bon Peroxide Toilet Cream 25c I Bel-Bon Sanitary Complexion Cloth IOq 1 Bel-Bon Guaranteed Washable Chamois .... 10c 1 Bel-Bon Variety Box with Powder Puff .... 10c 55c Friday and Saturday you can buy this entire outfit for the small sum of 25c

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The regular use of Bel-Bon Peroxide Toilet Cream preserves indefinitely the fresh, healthy complexion of the young maid and restores the youthful glow, smoothness and beauty to the skin of the matron. Bel-Bon Cream, by its tonic action, cleanses the pores, vitalizes the tissues, strengthens the muscles, and keeps the skin always in a condition of healthful activity. In short, Bel-Bon Cream is soothing, cooling, beautifying, health-giving.

If your skin is wrinkled, or dry, or oily, or relaxed, or tense and drawn, Bel-Bon Cream will restore it to its proper condition. On the other hand, if you now enjoy that rare possession, a perfect complexion, Bel-Bon Cream will protect it and preserve it The refined odor of the French lily, and the agreeable smoothness, which are characteristic of BelBon Cream, make its use pleasant and enjoyable.

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