Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 37, Number 196, 21 June 1912 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, JUNE 31, 1912

A MEDICAL REPORT OH SCHOOL PUPILS Submitted by School Physicians to the New School Board Last Night. At a special meeting of the reorganized school board Mies Sarah Hill, elected to the board by council last Monouy night sat In the place of S. S.' btrattan, resigned. Miss Hill was the first woman in the history of the city 10 hold such a position. The board held its election, Dr. M. F. Johnston being president, Miss Hill the secretary and Lee B. Nusbaum the treasurer. The most important matter brought before the board was the report of the school physicians, Dr. J. E. King and Dr. A. L. Bramkamp, on the medical inspection in the schools for the fiiteen weeks they have been doing this work. The report was submitted by Superintendent T. A. Mott. The physicians visited each school building in the city except the high school twice a week or oftener. The teachers of the city were directed to lefer to the physician at the time of his visits for special examination of 011 pupils who had been ill, or who were suspected by the teacher to be in need of medical treatment. In addition to this special examination of pupils referred to them by the teachers, the physicians are required by law to make a thorough physical examination of each child in school at least' once a year. This work of physical examination was carried forward fts rapidly as possible. Each pupil in the Starr, Whitewater, ftaxter, Warner and Sevestopol districts was given the complete physical examination, 1211 pupils in all. The physical examination of pupils in the other districts will be given in the fall. The school physician is forbidden by law to prescribe, but he must recommend parents to consult physicians or dentists. The reportB of the school physicians 1o the school board show (he following totals for the fifteen weeks. No. visits to school buildings 513 No. special examinations of pupils referred to physicians. . P. . . .1293 No. pupils given regular physical

NO MORE SORE FEET Ask Leo H. Fihe about EZO for Weary,, Aching Feet, Bunions and Corns. If your feet are tender, sore, burn, and sting and keep you feeling miserable all the time go to Leo H. Fihe's today, lay down 25 cents say I want a jar of EZO. It is sold on money back plan. Then rub on EZO and rub out agony. All pain will vanish like magic, and you'll have as good a pair of feet as anyone on earth. EZO is a refined ointment that quickly soothes and heals chapped hands, chilblains, frostbites. Mail orders filled by Ezo Chemical Co., Rochester, N. Y. 1

examination 1211 No. pupils excluded temporarily from school on account contagious disease 79 No. pupils recommended to parents for treatment 836 The work done by the school physicians has been popular with most pareuts, and has done much good. Many parents have thanked the physician for his suggestions made in the report concerning their children. If parents follow the recommendations of the Efhool physician and consult their family doctor regarding the physical defects of the pupils no more iraportcnt work can be done in schools, the Voard believes.

Khollenberg's Store t o -morrow. Golored Wool Coats, Wool Tailored Suits, Separate Skirts, $5.Q0. PAPERS FILED

Articles of incorporation were filed today in the office of the county recorder by the Clendenin Fertilizer company. The stockholders are William S. Clendenin, George Mertz, C. W. Sener, Harry R. Clendenin and Perry J. Freeman. The capital stock of the company is $20,000. The company is incorporated for fifty years, the usual length of time.

THIS WEEK Three Pieces Popular Music for 25c WALTER RUNGE 23 North 9th Street

NEAR PROGRESSIVE PLATFORM ASSORED Roosevelt and Taft Platform Builders Willing to Give , and Take.

(National News Association) CHICAGO. June 21. The subcommittee of nine selected to make the draft of the platform for submission to the entire committee, again resumed their trading conference today. The full committee had been called to meet later, but the report came from the committee room that the platform would probably not be ready for submission until late this afternoon. Tho Roosevelt members of the committee took up their duty in earnest. They found that the Taft Platform makers were willing to give and take. The

platform they will finally fix will be far more progressive than the original draft framed by the President's friends. Governor Hadley was represented in the committee by Hugh Mclndoe, state senator from Joplin, Missouri. Dr. William Draper Lewis, of Pennsylvania, who refused to sit with the committee in previous sessions, was present today. The two factions have practically agreed upon a tariff plank. It will pledge the party to a revision of the tariff in accordance with the findings of a non-partisan tariff commission. The Taft people assert that the committee will recommend the President's anti-trust plank. It is certain, however that the Roosevelt men will insist upon so revising the plank as to include a declaration for government regulation of interstate corporations. Woman's Suffrange. The sub-committe is not agreed on the woman's suffrage plank, but it is admitted that there will be some kind of a suffrage plank in the platform.

The plank which meets the approval of

the Taft members is the one which will

recommend the extension of woman suffrage in state elections. A plank recommending the revision of the federal laws relating to the currency so as to make the monetary system of the country more responsive Jo moderate demands is offered. The phraseology of this plank has given the committee a great deal of worry. The La Follette members of the committee xlemand a drastic currency plank. It is announced today that La the Follette plank will be submitted to the convention as a minority report. It will contain a preamble citingg that a money trust exists in the United States today, and citing its crimes and acts.

March 31. there are under construction ten battlestilps, six "battle cruiser, eight protected cruisers, two ar

mored cruisers, thirty-one torpedo boat destroyers, fifteen submarines, and two river gunboats.

$5.00 Sale again tomorrow. Knollenberg's Store. In addition to the thirty-nine vessels of all descriptions completed for the British navy during the year ending

For Breakfast

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Grape-Nuts

and Cream provides true nourishment that makes itself felt in vigorous action, and clear thinking. To think well and act promptly means success. Grape-Nuts does furnish the elements needed by the system to rebuild, particularly the tissue cells in the brain and nerve centres of the body. This food is delicious enough to recommend itself upon trial, and

"There's a Reason" Postum Cereal Co., Limited, Battle Creek, Mich.

Keep Pace with the Times The last ten years have brought to the front the washing machine, the auto

arid the motor boat, all 20th century products. With them has come a product that will out-last them all Portland Cement. You want your home to be up to date, warm in winter, cool in summer, dry in the rainy season and everlasting. Then build it of concrete. Our experience is at your service in any department of the building line. This experience has shown us that the best cement is Lehigh. If we can help you in your plans for the season, call on us. Haclonan, Klehfoth & Co. South G St. between 6th & 7th. Phones 2015-2016

500 Women Strike For An 8 Hour Day! With every convenience at hand to make work easier, the women employees of a. great factory struck for shorter hours and now Millions of men have struck for an eight hour day and now

How Long is Your Day in the Kitchen?

These sweltering summer months, do you spend needless hours in that hot kitchen walkng about from table to pantry, stove and refrigerator, or will you join the army of a half million women who use

Hoosier Cabinets To Save Miles of Steps The famous Hoosier Cabinet is built to speed up kitchen work. It hands things to you just when you want them and saves minutes which count up Into hours. You'll rest two hours more

each day with the Hoosier Cabinet. You'll get out of doors more. $1.00 a Week Pays the entire bill if you join the Hoosier Club before the membership is filled. We are allowed 25 cabinets for this club sale by The Hoosier Company. The Company fixes the low price everywhere. That is all you pay. The great demand for Hoo ;iers on this plan leads us to urge you to enroll your name right away, so we can deliver one of these famous Hoosier Cabinets immediately. Order your new cabinet today

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VSED AT EARLHAM Earlham College, one of the largest institutions of its kind in the state, have been users of the Starr Pianos ever since a Starr has been in existence. Pianos are rented for the school year, so at this time of the year we have had returned to us these used pianos all have been sent to the factory, so that as they now stand on our floor they are in as good condition as when new.

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