Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 51, 9 January 1913 — Page 2
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MBS. MARY HONEY DIED LAST NI3HT , V V Mrs. Mary E. Roney, widow of the late J W. Roney, died last night at
her home, 302 North Ninth street. She I piaced before the city council five
wan nuy-nve years om, was lut uaugn
CITY WOULD HEAT PUBLIC BUILDINGS
The plan which Dr. T. Henry Davis
ter of Robert E. Dormer, veteran newspaperman and printer, whose death occurred a few weeks ago, and had resided here her entire life. Few people In Richmond were bet-
years ago to utilize the
TUG SONOMA SAFE! PANTHER MISSING
BULLETIN. ( National News Association) WASHINGTON, Jan. 9 Severely
escaping damaged by the heavy storm through
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steam from the crematory to create steam to heat the city hall and other
which she had passed but with her engines and crew intact, the- crippled
public buildings, has not left the supply ship Panther, entered Guantanminda of the city officials. The latest !om
uunu w i " "'t-," b;.iii idea suggestea Dy ur. uavis is xo ai-; by a very large circle of friends. She tflf h . Iline line to tfte Bteain exhaust to a message received by the navy de-
had been In poor health for some time, ! of tne citv jjght plant and run the ! partment. The commander and all the curred here this afternoon when Wil- and cited many instances to that ef-
tnougn aunng the last month or so it j wasted steam to various, buildings, officers and crew of the ship told ilara -Daniels, agea i,, lost ms me , fe.t Mohammedan missionaries are
(National News Association) STEUBEN VILLE, O., Jan. 9 Two men, clinging to drift wood and crying
swirling torrents of the Ohio river, shortly before 2 o'clock this afternoon. 1 mXed Jllssi(1"' ok' ,ne ra',ld A houseboat containing seen men ; spread of .Mohammedanism in the Soupassed about fifteen minutes later but 'dan and the attitude of the governno appeal for assistance was made by J ments loward it in the Karlham chapel exercises ihis morning. Ho accused FIRST DROWNING. i'he EuroPtlin nations, occupying that! PITTSBURG, Jan. 9. The rst!lnm of Afrioa- wl,h a,din ln its ! drowning as a result of the flood oc-! spread, mainly from political reasons.
SPOONING IS STOPPED
i Palladium SpociaU SHKLRYVIl.LK. I ml.. Jan. y Sinxn ing matches over the telephone must he stopped In the future. B. B. Early, vtatiaeer of the telephone company, sa.vt five minutes is long enough for any one to coo over the line. He has ordered that service be shut oft after that length of time. Several kicks have been received from business men
I who have been unable to get service fter an invest igstion. it fount! ithe delay was caused by young people who, unable to meet, used the telephone for their exchange of felicita1 'ions. I
i CHILDREN WHO ARE SICKLY ! X.Hhrr who v nr iheir own comfort and the wrtfars of thirrh:kirn, h!t Brr t vi-.h-K Koiof Mother (.rrt Srr rVwd-r for bik!:vt . , fr BH thn-Mighoot the seamc. Tb rWk o,. i 'lis, He'.xen nhi,.tcr.tip;i.-, Tr1rc ! Vo(Snfitlyir. THFR POWPEKSNKVtk FAIL Sid by ail Dra Storr. x.V. lm t .vn-i
tufeitntk tUmnl rrviel A&lreaa. A. S. O.iuslcd, U Koy, N. Y.
was believed she was improving and : Buppiyng them with heat.
her condition was not such as to alarm family or friends until last Saturday when she became very seriously 111. From that time her decline was rapid. , Mrs. Roney'B husband, the late J. W.
' stories of heroism In battline with
The engineer of the light plant, ; FrMay.s gale. The storm damaged the
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in the Ohio river opposite McKee's
rocks. He was out In a canoe with sev-
ard Gluys, stated today that there
enough steam going to waste nicatlon with the snore or other veg
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through the steam exhaust of the plant js
to rurnisn neat tor tne city nan, court,
wire apparatus and prevented commu- iait!t,d
Roney, was for many years prominent house, Y. M. C. A. high school and the
in newspaper circles In Richmond and j library. This steam could be piped to i
not restricted in the least from preach-1
eral companions when the boat col-iins their "Pion. while Christian!
teachers are not allowed to preach to
any tribe who have acceptd the Moslem doctrines. Mr. Guinter said that in the 9o0. or 1.00 government schools
the nf th SirmrlriTi until i-arr rntnt)v
Health and Beauty Hints By Mrs. Mac Martyn
CINCINNATI FLOOD. CINCINNATI, Jan. 9 With
WASHINKTON. Jan. 9. The naval
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mir, up io uie ume oi ms ueaui, was ; tnese Dunuings at tne oniy expense oi - '.today and rising six inches an hour aI1 students were reouired to studv the connected ir an official capacity with j installing the pipe line and steam heat Cuba, this morning after safely pass-j the weather forecasters predicted it Koran He said also that the worship the Light, Heat &. Power Company; ! could be furnished much cheaper than ing through the terrific gale last Fri-! would climb to a stagt of 55 feet be-iof Mohammedan was more attractive
w . . . . . j , iiiiuufcu na.i are ""-'" h'"" uaj, viia-u our, jui iui ui wuru wmu iui nuuuay. i lie iioou win piiui uown in . v, nntivos on icrnimt of its fr-
ter, Mrs. Stella Burnham. of New
York and by one brother, William B. Dormer, of Richmond. The funeral will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home and the Rov. J. S. Lightbourn, rector of St. Paul's Episcopal church, will conduct the services. Friends may call at any time after Friday noon.
HENRY IN CONTEMPT National News Association) WASHINGTON, Jan. 9. A resolution declaring George G. Henry, a New York stock broker in contempt
says. the supply ship Panther. The Sonoma river coal elevators, tie up railroad Advocated by Mayor. ! was not equipped with wireless. She traffic and precipitate a fuel famine. When Dr. Davis made public this was almost swamped by the huge i
idea to the council, the city was not in waves and all her life boats and supera condition to act upon it. In the structure were carried away and she years which have ensued, it was limped to Guantanamo under half powmost forgotten until recent reports er. from other cities of the success of , All wireless efforts to locate the Pan
ther, which passed Cape Katteras two hours behind the tug last Friday have proved fruitness. The navy department refuses to give up Iiope for the Panther but the officials acknowledge they entertain grave apprehensions. They believe that she was driven far out 5f
similar plans, again brought the plan before city officials. The mayor stated today that he is in favor of carrying out this plan as it would save the city a large amount of money each year. It is highly probable that the plan
will be presented to council at its ; her course and think that this may next meeting and an appropriation ; account for her long silence. The Panasked to place the plan into effect, j ther had 120 officers and men aboard
for refusing to answer questions of the I One city official declared today that i and a heavy load of machinery.
money trust Investigating committee '' the plan could be tried, U least in It was rumored today that a wireless was adopted unanimously by the i one ' tle Public buildings and if sue-1 message had been picked up to the efhouse of representatives this after- ; cessful it could then be put into ef-j feet that the Panther had gone down, noon. A citation was issued at on.ee, ' fect in ! but tne source of the report could not bringing Henry's case before District ! A lare amount of money could be i be traced.
Attorney Wilson in Washington. The ' saved the city- county and public cbrp now is in th hands of the ii- institutions benefited, the advocates
POWERS TAKE HAND
dom from restrictions, whereas the Christian religion required them to
I give up many of their practices, such ! as polygamy and the heathen ceremo
nies. The Rev. Mr.. Guinter said that in the last few years between 6 and 10 million of the Soudanese have been converted to Mohammedanism and
BULLETIN. very largely on account of the attitude
LONDON, Jan. 9. A Constantinople ' of the governments, which think that
dispatch this afternoon states that the Moslem tribies are easier to manage Russian Black Sea fleet has been than pagan, and will not allow the
mobilized and ordered to troceed to : Christians to enter.
Miss K. B. : The worry and bother of wearing hair-nets and eV.s to make the hair stay up and conceal that dull, "stringy" unkempt appearance you speak of could be easily avoided if you would stop shampooing with soap. The "free" alkali ln soap irritates the scalp, makes the hair streaked, dull, coarse and brittle. Shampoo with a teaspoonful of canthrox dissolved in a cup of hot water and your hair will always be light, fluffy and easy to do up. besides looking decidedly neat. This shampoo lathers abundantly, dries quickly, stops Itching of the scalp and cleanses as no other shampoo w ill. The luxury of extreme cleanliness which comes from the use of this shampoo has made it so popular that many of the best hairdressers now use it exclusively. It is Inexpensive and can be bought at any drug store.
Alma B.: You can rid your skin of those unsightly hairs with a simple paste made by mixing enough powdered delatone and water to cover tlu hairs not wanted. Apply and let remain two or throe minutes. Then rut off. wash the skin and the hairs are gone. This method is harmless and unfailing and leaves the skin free from skot or blemish.
Roumanian waters.
The Rev. Mr. Guinter will speak in the Earlham Y. M. C. A. this evening.
TO AVERT STRIKE
trlct attorney.
A II V UllVgUU VVJIl 111 U V 1 1 I lll.ll.L'.,U u j Henry consisted ln his refusal to answer questlanare.latlng to the banks and bankers who participated in the organization of the California Petroleum syndicate. The action taken today Is the first drastic move resulting from the Investigation of the money trust.
of the plan declare.
EXHIBIT LOCAL CARS
City Statistics
Deaths and Funerals. McCULLOUGH The funeral of George McCullough, who died yesterday afternoon at his "home, 50 South Twelfth street, will be held Saturday aiternoon at 2: 00 o'clock from the borne. Rev. S. W. Traum of the First Christian church will have charge of the services. Burial in Earlham cemetery, Friends may call any time.
A BIG FRISCO FIRE CNatlonal News Association) j SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 9. Four men were killed and twelve injured today in a fire that destroyed the San
The Westcott Motor Car company 1 Pedro and Maritime hotels in East
of this city is sending five of its cars I street near the Ferry building. The to the National Automobile Exhibit to blaze was one of the most spectacular be held in New York city January 11- j seen here in years and for a time tht 18. A special train carrying the offtV entire water front was threatened with cers and managers of Indiana auto-; destruction. The dead are: mobile factories to the exhibit will j Frank Fisher, Peter Johnson and pass through this city tonight and W. two othtr unidentified sailors. C. Hood and A. G. Reed of the West-1 The men leaped from the fourth stocott company will jom the party here. ry of the Maritime hotel and were H. L... Ashley, president of the West-1 crushed to death. The fire burned so cott company will 'go to New York la- rapidly and the crowds about the buil-
TO END THE WAR. LONDON, Jan. 9. Announcement
was maue mis aiiemoon mat sir jcq- i
' ward Gray, the English foreign minis- i ter, would convoke the Turko-Balkan NEW Y'ORK, Jan. 9 To avert the peace delegates at once as a result of danger of a strike involving 35,000 em- ! a decision reached by the ambassador- iployes on fifty railroads east of the I ial conference. A program has been Mississippi river, leaders for the rail j prepared by the powers, under which way managers and for the locomotive j the Turks are to give way on Adriano- j firemen today appealed to the Com pie, but are to retain all their islands j merce Court and Commissioner of I.ai near the coast of Asia Minor. bor Noil for mediation.
Carmen: It is a very easy matter I to reduce your weight without leaving I the skin wrinkled and flabby If you only know how. Here is the secret: Buy at any drug store four ounces of i parnotis and put in I1: pints of hot j water. When cold strain and take a I tablespoonful of the liquid before each j meal. This is harmless and the leas- ! ing way it w ill cut down your weight ; will surprise you. Avoiding rich, sol- : id foods and taking plenty of exercise will assist greatly in getting rid of your fat quickly.
Anxious: Your flgtire will soon be plump and symmetrical and your bust nicely rounded out if you employ tho vaucaire treatment, made at home as follows: In 1 pint water dissolve IS cupfuls sugar, then add 1 ounce gallol. Take 2 teaspoonfuU before each meal. This is not a fat builder, but a bust developer, and will energize the stunted tissues and permit them to attain their correct proportion.
ter in the week.
i ding were so dense that the firemen ,
The Davis Motor Car company will ; were unable to get ladders to the up- , have one of the largest exhibits they j per windows before those inside were j have ever shown on exhibition. Clyde j forced to jump. While the lire was at j Davis of Bloomington and Scott Lewis ; its height the first snow in San Fran- j
of this city will have charge of the exhibitiefn. All models of the company will be shown.
cisco since 1897 was falling. The loss
nniuumcu tu p v " , v ' ' ' w uriuic 1 11 1 1 1 v. finally was controlled.
nAHf TTiilinlr TIT'OMAN'S delicate system requires IUll I JuvvA Tt more than ordinary care and atffclfl Ifftff tfWf tent ion more care and attention than -FUL JL9CJL Ul C it is given by the average woman. YOlll ilflf2 Neglect it and ills soon creep in, and a the look of old age, sometimes quickly, I22S55SS55E525559 sometimes gradually follows. That backache, so common among: women, brings with it the unken chest, the headache, tired muscles, crow's-feet, and soon the youthful body is no more youthful in appearance and all because of lack of attention. There is no reason why yon should be so unfortunate, when you have at your disposal a remedy such as Dr. Pieree'a Favorite Prescription recommended for over 40 years as a remedy for ailments peculiar to women. We have thousands upon thoasands of testimonials on file the accumulation of 40 years testifying to its effect-
ivenees. Neither narcotics nor alcohol are to be found in this famous prescription. Retaliates irregularities. Corrects displacements. Overcomes painful periods. Tones np nerves. Brings about perfect health. Sold by dealers in medicines, a liquid or tablet form. Dr. Pirn' Medical A dciter, newly revixed up-to-date edition, answer hoett of delicate question about which every woman,einole or married ought to know.
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
Nadie: To strengthen your weak eyes and rid them of that dull, overworked look, put in each eye daily two or three drops of a fine, strengthening tonic made by dissolving an ounce of crystos in a pint of water. This eye-tonic is very soothing and strengthening, and by using Jt regularly, in a short time it will make your eyes strong, clear and sparkling. I find it unequaled as a good eye-tonic for treating weak, inflamed, expressionless eyes.
Jessie II.: Some sage dressings are beneficial to the scalp, but I never recommend them on account of the' danger of staining or discoloring the hair. If you want a good, dependable remedy for dandruff, itching scalp and falling hair, try an ounce of qulnioin dissolved in one-half pint of alcohol (not whisky) and one-half pint water. This will put your hair and scalp ln a healthy condition. Apply the tonic twice a week, rubbing tt gently into the hair-roots. It is free from oil and makes a fine dressing for the hair. 1 know of many who were troubled with "hopeless" cases of dandruff and falling hair that found this an ideal tonic.
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Inez G.: Don't worry: almost everybody else has the same troubles. At the approach of winter impurities ln the blood usually manifest themselves and what you require to overcome the pimply "muddy" complexion with Is a good system-tonic and regulator. You can easily make it yourself. Get from your druggist an ounce of kardene and dissolve it in one-half pint alcohol (not whisky); then add onehalf cupful sugar and enough hot wat- , er to make a quart of tonic. A table- ; spoonful taken before each meal will Boon rid your system of poisonous ac- ; cumulations, and make you strong
and healthy, bringing the ruddy glow of perfect health to your cheeks.
Zoa: You must not use face powder if you want a smooth, rosy, healthy complexion. Powder enters the pores, enlarges them and eventually rauses coarse, sallow skin then wrinkles. To have a smooth skin that looks natural and not artificial, you must use a lotion. Here is a splendid resipe for an inexpensive one. Get from any drug store four ounces of epurmax. dissolve It ln a half-pint hot water (or witch hazel) adding two teaspoonfuls glycerine. Apply this lotion to your face, neck and arms, rubbing gently a few moments and it will lend a most charming tone to your skin. This spurmai lotion removes the shine and gives a clean, clear, wholesome look to a sallow skin. If you desire a really charming complexion, taboo face powders. They rub off too easily and give that readily noticeable "painted" look which this lotion does not. This lotion is fine for cold sores, chaps, pimples, and a sure protection to a delicate skin from biting winds and changes of weather.
Iff You Eat the Douglmiit and Offer the Hole as Collateral
"THERE'S a man out in Illinois who owns a bank and lends money to farmers. He wanted to get at both sides of the question of
11 borrowiner and lending, so he got busy on a half-section of land
and farmed it on the principle of a square deal to the soil. What he found out was this: It's bad business, both for the farmer and the banker, for the farmer to eat the doughnut and offer the hole as collateral on a loan. It's one of those simple solutions of a big financial problem that engaged the attention of the President of the United States and a group of Governors, meeting at the White House to discuss this great problem only a few weeks ago. Presidents of Insurance Companies, bankers, men and institutions with money to invest, farmers who want to borrow mony all these people will agree with us that Mr. Harris has thrown the searchlight of common sense on a subject that seemed as thick as a London fog. There is a host of good things in this week's issue of The Country Gentleman, but
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Successful Bsunker-Fa
By B. F. HARRIS ssbsI Ex-PresUant mt th IlHaois Bankers' AsseciaMm
will be read with rare interest by every man whose business it is to lend money, or to borrow it which means several million people. IT'S IN THIS WEEK'S ISSUE OF The Country Gentleman
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