Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 134, 16 April 1913 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, APRIL, 16, 1913

TO ASK WEST SIDE TO HANDLE PROJECT

Dr. Bond Desires Association to Direct Plans For Raising Funds.

A HOSPITAL IS NEEDED

For Tuberculosis Patients Here, He Says Location Selected.

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TO ORGANIZE TONIGHT

Meeting of "Dorm" Men At Y. M. C. A.

The West Side Improvement associa

tion has been asked to take up the

proposition of fostering and promoting the proposed new Tuberculosis Hospital to be located on the grounds near the Reid Memorial hospital. The matter was submitted to the association today in a resolution presented by Dr. S. Edgar Bond, of the Wayne Couaty Anti-Tuberculosis Society. Though it is realized that this is hardly the proper time for the campaign for funds for the hospital, it is proposed that the West Side association take up the matter as soon aa they deem it advisable and start a campaign to raise funds for the project. The manner in which the association handled the scarlet fever matter in this city during the last few months was commended by the members of the Anti-Tuberculosis society. It is believed that if the Anti-Tuberculosis campaign is handled in a similar manner it will be far reaching in its effect and will be a auccess. The campaigners may be handicapped as a result of the donations recently given flood victims. More than $6,000 was raised in this city and vicinity. According to Dr. Bond, a6 many persons die in Wayne county in one year as were drowned in the Dayton flood. "If the people can give so liberally to this good cause, we may expect to receive a liberal donation for the hospital fund," he said. The county council and commissioners will be called upon for an appropriation for approximately $1,000. This sum the members of the society believe should be granted as soon as the authorities are apprised of the good which will be derlvefl from an institution of this kind. Already $300 in money and pledges has been received. ' No tuberculosis patients are received at the Reid memorial hospital nor are they received at most of similar hospitals of the state. ' Of the 200 or 250 persons who contracted scarlet fever, but two deaths were direcUy caused by the disease though three others were so weakened that they died from the after effects. During the same length of time, 45 persons died from the ravages of tuberculosis, Pr. Bond says.

TALK ON MISTAKES OF A GARDEN LIFE A large crowd was at the Baptist church last night to hear Evangelist Williams speak on "The Mistakes of a Garden Life." "The great mistake of a Garden life." he said, "was made

in the Garden of Eden -when the mother and father of the race made the mistake of believing Satan instead of God. The effects of this mistake are still with us and the great work of the church today Is to rectify that mistake by persuading men to believe God and accept his forgiveness in Jesus Christ. When Christians fail to let others know about God's offer of pardon and men die without hope, the responsibility is upon the one who failed to tell of the Savior. When Jesus told his people that they were the salt of the earth and the light of the world, he meant that his life in them was to preserve and enlighten the world. Men read the lives of Christians more than they do the Bible, and it is from their lives that Christianity is judged." The subject tonight will be, "Our Estimate of Great Men." A men's prayer meeting will be held In the Brotherhood room of the church at 7:15, preceding the meeting.

A meeting of all the men living in the dormitories at the Y. M. C. A. will be held tonight at the association building for the purpose of establishing a permanent organization. Officers will be elected tonight and a constitution will be adopted by the club. It is expected that there will be about 50 members. The meeting will be in charge of H. S. Weed, secretary of the association until officers are elected. Speeches will be made by several dormitory men. The purpose of the club is to estab

lish a better social feeling and to aid in a general development of the association idea. Club suppers will be held at the "Y" every two weeks by the members of the club.

WALLACE DEMANDS HIS OWN ARREST Man Said He Desired to Have the Chance to "Sober Up."

SPINS PATIENT TO PREVENT ANY PAIN

(National Now? Association) CHICAGO, April 16 "Spinning a patient into dizzy unconsciousness and insensibility to pain," was a method explained to the Chicago dental society which shocked the whole dental profession of Chicago today. Dr. L. L. Funk was the ' author of the "drugless anaesthetic." He explained the working of his Invention, which is a spool-like device, to which the patient is strapped and whirled until unconscious. Another method of producing insensibility to pain, was to place the patient on a round table with his head in the center. Centrifugal force applied in the whirling draws the blood from the head and produces unconsciousness.

After having been intoxicated since last Friday, Henry Wallace, 510 South Fifth street, a plasterer, came into police headquarters this afternoon and asked to be locked up in the jail in order that he might be given the opportunity to "sober up." He stated that he has been trying to stop drinking, but has been unable to. Last Friday he said, he became intoxicated and since that time has not been home. "I've had a struggle with drink," he said, "but it has beaten me. Lock me up until I sober up and can go to work without danger of getting on a drunk. If you do this for me you will be assisting my family." He was locked up in the city jail. Further disposition will be made of the case tomorrow morning in police court by Mayor Zimmerman.

HOT SHOUT LEAFY Witness Said She Remarked She Didn't Want to Marry.

Earlham Notts By H. Peterson

(National News Association) NOBLESVILLE. Ind.. April 16. "1 don't intend to marry the old devil, I

just want his money." This is the statement Clyde Nixon of Indianapolis, the first witness for the defense in the $25,000 breach of promise suit brought against' J. G. Voss, the millionaire batchelor, by Miss Leafy Breedlove. He said that Miss Breedlove made this remark to him while she was still on good terms with Voss. "I met Leafy one afternoon and she was all dressed up," said Nixon. "I said to her, I hear you have a rich old man on the string. Why don't you marry the old sucker?' She said 'I don't intend to marry the old devil. I am having a good time as it is." "

RED CROSS FUNDS ARE APPORTIONED And Relief Work Is Divided By Governor Ralston and Director Bicknell.

speed. Representative Murray of Massachusetts and Representative Martin of South Dakota are now the high speed

artists of the house with 225 a minute. The stenographers who are rated as among the best in the country ear difficulty.

PREPARATION PLACED IN WATER GALLERIES

JOURNALISM WILL BE A PROFESSION

(National News Association) CHICAGO, April 16. Every newspaperman in Illinois will have a state license and journalism will be a recognized "profession" if a bill passes which is now being drafted by Lieut. Gov. O'Hara, formerly a Chicago newspaper man. The bill which will be presented to the legislature this week provides for

k state board of Journalists to super

vise the licensing of every editor, reporter, copyreader, musical, dramatic and sporting writer. An examination will be conducted by the board, and an applicant for license must show four years apprenticeship on a reputable newspaper and must prove that he is of good moral character. Present day newspaper men may obtain licenses without passing tbe examination. After sixty days a man working on a newspaper without a license is subject to a fine, and the paper employing the unlicensed man may be fined from $20 to $100 for each day's work the man does.

The first university in the German empire was at Prague, Bohemia, 1348.

The Earlham Oratorical Association elected the following officers for the remainder of this term and for next year: Pres. Harold Rogers; vice president, Paul Wolf, recording secretary; Mary Mills; corresponding secretary, Harold Peterson; treasurer, Howard Elliott; State delegate, Howard McMinn. Floyd Murray was delegated to go to Cincinnati to attend a meeting which is to arrange an extemporaneous speaking association to include colleges of Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky.

Several samples of water from the water galleries of the water works

company were sent to Indianapolis today where an immediate examination I of it will be made. City Health Officer j Davis stated today that he expects the j latest tests on the water to show an entire absence of any germs or colon bacili as it is probable that pure water is flowing into the galleries at this : time. A chemical preparation has ;been placed in the water galleries by

Assistant State Chemist Cravens.

CIRCLE MEETING THURSDAY P. M.

IS SET FOR TOESDAY Damage Suit Against Two Physicians.

The damage suit against Dr. Charles Marvel and Dr. Richard Schillinger filed by Earl Savage will be tried in the Wayne Circuit court Tuesday. Savage alleges that he was permanently crippled through carelessness on the part of the physicians who failed to properly set his leg after it had been broken. He demands $5,000.

ORGANIZATION FOR A NEW DEPARTMENT

(National News Association) WASHINGTON, April 16. Plans for the organization of the clerical staff and office staff of the new department of labor are being completed by the Secretary of Labor Wilson and as soon as the appropriation for the maintenance is passed by congress, they will be announced.

A circle meeting In the nature of an informal tea will be held Thursday afternoon at the First Presbyterian church parlors. All ladies of the church are invited to attend.

(National News Association) INDIANAPOLIS, April 16 Governor Ralston and Director Bicknell of the Red Cross divided up the flood relief work in Indiana outside of Indianapolis today. It was decided to send funds to the various localities as follows: Brookville $15,000 Lawrenceburg 10.000 Logansport 15,000 Peru 20.000 Terre Haute 15.000 Posey County 5,000 The governor will take care of the other flood sufferers out of the $60,000 remaining of the fund sent to him. It was announced that those monies shall be used only for rehabilitation of private homes. SHERMAN TO TALK (National News Association) WASHINGTON, April 16 Senator Sherman of Illinois, will make an adddress at the opening of the convention of the National Council of Women here tonight. A RICHMOND LAWTER MIGHT DEFEAT HIM (National News Association) WASHINGTON. April 16. Representative Herman Metz of New York, believed to be the champion high spede talker of the House, came out today with a challenge to the official stenographers of that body that they "could not take him." He travels at the rate of 250 words a minute which even Speaker Clark concedes is some

Rose Plants for the Yard , On Saturday last we sold many hundreds of Richmond and American Beauty Rose plants. However we had about one hundred and fifty Richmonds and one hundred American Beauties left. We Will Sell These Plants on Thursday Morning, April 17th, at the Same Bargain Prices RICHMONDS, 10c Each AMERICAN BEAUTY, 15c Each, 2 for 25c These are big, strong, three-year-old plants which will produce many beautiful flowers during June and every month of the summer. Please note that we have only a limited number of plants and that they will probably all be sold before ten o'clock. Fred H. Lemon & Company Phone 1093 The Flower Shop, 1015 Main St N. B. Watch for the Fern Sale announcement for Saturday.

Not Refined Enough. Doctor You need some iron la yonr system. Patient That's so plebeian! Can't you prescribe some of the more precious metals Y Exchaage.

CURED TERRIBLE HUMOR ON FACE Could Not Go On Strett Without Veil. Tells What Realnol Did For Her. . Philadelphia, Dec. 6. 1912. "In December 1908, my face became sore. I tried eyerything that was recommended, and my face sot worse instead of better. I spent over $100 and got no benefit. The face and nose were very red and the eruption had the appearance of small boils, which itched me terribly. I cannot tell you how terrible my face looked all I can say is, Jt was dreadful, and I suffered beyond description . "I have not gone on the street any time since 1908 without a veil, until now. Just four months ago a friend persuaded me to give Resinol a trial. I have used three cakes of Resinol Soap and less than a jar of Resinol Ointment, and my face is perfectly free from any eruption, and my skin is as clear and clean as any child's. It Is about four weeks since the last pimple disappeared." (Signed) Mrs. M. J. Bateraan. 4256. Viola St. - Nothing we can say of Resinol equals what others, such as Mrs. Bateman, say of it. If you are suffering from itching, burning skin troubles, pimples, blackheads, dandruff, ulcers, bolls, stubborn sores, or piles, it will cost you nothing to try Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap. Just send to Dept. 17-T, Resinol, Baltimore, Md., for a free sample of each. Every druggist sells Resinol . . .

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