Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 142, 25 April 1913 — Page 12

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1913

CARNEGIE GIVES A MILLIOIIjaSCHOOL Governor Hadley Present At ; Founders' Day Exercises of Institute.

(National News Association) ' PITTSBURGH, April 25. Although Andrew Carnegie wa not present at the Founders' Day Exercises of the Carnegie Institute of Technology,

he made his presence felt when he caused to be announced the donation by him to the Institute of another '? 1.000,000. Carnegie was the principal founder of. the school and has given millions of dollars to it. Governor Herbert S. Hadley of Missouri, was the principal speaker. He was followed by President William N. Frew of the Board of Trustees of the Carnegie Institute who announced the winners of .the International Arts Exhibition. Col. H. S. Church, secretary of the Board of Trustees read a report of the progress of the work of the various departments of the Institute. ' . An Interesting feature of Carnegie's latest contribution to the Carnegie Institute is the fact that the 11,000,000 kffirAft Vt oro In saah Ckft rfrT triA

Laird of Skibo has made his donations In stocks and bonds. - The eleven members of the International 'Art Jury completed their work

some aays ago, selecting, me prize winning paintings. . This year 800 , paintings were submitted for competition, but pf that number only 318 were accepted to - be judged by the .Jury. ; .

DICKINSON FUNERAL Was Held Thursday At Late Residence.

!A SEGREGATION OF

RACES IS PLANNED (National Newa Association)

WASHINGTON, April 25. Segrega

tion of races in government departments is. the object" of the National Democratic fair play association, an organization ' which citizens of thirty states in the south and west have joined. Members , of congress : have received literature advocating the .reform. Under the direction of Ernest D. Martin of Missouri, and R. M. Harper of South Dakota, the association . has started a campaign showing the evil of the present system which forces white men and. women to work linder negro chiefs.

!A MESSAGE TO WOMEN Who Are "Just "Ready To' Drop" i When you are "just ready to drop," when you feel so weak that you can hardly drag yourself about and because you have not slept well, you get up as tired-out; next morning as

Miss Lea Dumas writes t from Malone, N. Y., saying: "I was in a badly run-down ,. condition for', several weeks but two bottles of Vinol put me 'on my feet again and made me strong and ' well. "Vlnol has done me more good than all the , other medicine I ever took. . If the ' careworn, run-down women, the paler sickly children " and feeble old folks around "here would, follow ; Miss Dumas' example, they, too, ' would soon be able to say that Vinol, our delicious cod liver and iron " remedy, had built them up and made ; them strong. : It is a wonderful, strength creator and body-builder, and we sell it under a guarantee of satisfaction. You get your ' money, back if Vinol does not help you. Leo H. Fine, Druggist, Richmond, Ind. P. S. For any skin trouble try our Saxo Salve. We guarantee it. (Advertisement)

The funeral services of Wm. Hurtley Dickinson took place at the home, 113 South Thirteenth street at 2:30 yesterday afternoon. Services were conducted by Francis Anscomb, Edward Bellis and Truman Kenworthy. The late Mr. . Dickinson, son of James and Mary Jane Dickinson was born on August 25, 1867. Mr. Dickinson entered the technical school at Purdue, where he fitted himself for a further schooling in Pharmacy with

Plummer, Morrison Co., of Chicago. In a few years he purchased a drug store in Chicago which he conducted, until he entered the manufacturing drug business. In 1890 Mr. Dickinson married Miss Sophia Cause of Evanston, 111. To them was born a daughter Ellen W., who with the widow survives. On account of failing health Mr. Dickinson sold his interests in the manufacturing business, and bought the drug store of Dr. Ballard of Richmond in 1905, which business he conducted until -ill health again incapacitated him. ... - The , pall-bearers were, John H. Johnson, F. A. Brown,' Paul Ross, Wallace Glfford, A. G. Luken, C. A. Harrison. - ; ; The druggists of the city closed their places - of business during the hour of1 the funeral services that they might attend the services In a body. Burial was in Earlham cemetery.

JUNE NINTH IS THE DATE OF

.THE

PRIMARY

City Committee pf Progressive Organization Decides on Short Campaign For Various Candfdates.

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MISS HAYS MARRIES Had Adopted Louis, and Lolo, "Titanic Boys."

(National News Association) NEW YORK, April 25. Miss Margaret Beekstein Hays, who adopted the "TiUirte boys" "Louis" and "Lolo" after she had discovered them on board the Carpathia, whither she had ben taken from' one of the Titanic's lifeboatsas married yesterday at "the St. Thomas's church to Dr. Charles D. .Easton, of Newport, R. I. ' " Miss Hays is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Hays of 304 West Eighty-third street, at which address "Louis" and "Lolo" were kept until identified as Michael and Edmond Navratil of Nice, France, "by their mother, ,Mme. Marcelle Navratil, who came to this country last May. to find them. -' Dr. Easton is the . son . 'of the late Daniel C. Easton of Boston. He is a graduate of Brown University and the Harvard Medical' school and is a member of the Aesculpian and Boylston clubs of Boston.

tion of each precinct shall be carefully enclosed in a paper sack furnished for the purpose, and sealed up and placed in charge of the inspector of the precinct to be filed by. him with the 'chairman of the Progressive City Committee, on or before, and the same shall be opened by him in the presence of the committee when assembled as a canvassing board.

ANCIENTS KNEW OF OUR "DISCOVERIES"

(National News Association)

CHICAGO, April 25. Members of

the medical profession in Chicago, today heard that all the supposed new ideas in medicine and' surgery were known to doctors thousands of years ago. James J. Walsh, dean of Fordham college, New York City, made the statement . in an address to the Chicago medical society. "The outdoor cure for tuberculosis, he said,-was recommended by Galen, a Greek physician, over 1,000 years ago. In the middle - ages surgeons operated on the skull for . fractures and performed operations nearly identical with the modern operation for appendicitis."

LAMB STARTS WILD PANIC IN SCHOOL

(National News Association) ' CHICAGO, April 23. A lamb that violated- all the rules of conduct of lambs, particularly the one that went to school -with Mary, was even wth society for the poetic libel that ; has been published on its race today. This lamb was led into the Pickard grammar . school by Joseph Bosman, aged 12. v;. . "I brung him for the nature study club," he .explained. The lamb broke the rope, chased 200 panic-etrlcken boys and girls from the building, butted several in their flight and then leaped through a first floor window. '

SAID HE WAS SICK OF HIS HOME CITY "I have been shoveling Dayton mud out of my home for three weeks and I am sick of it," said Charles Mc Carty of Dayton, charged with public intoxication, in police court this morning. ' "I wanted to see a clean city and take m day of rest and so I came to Richmond. It ; has been so long since I have taken a drink, the small amount I drank yesterday had a bad effect on me. If you will let me go, I will return to Dayton and start shovelling mud again." McCarty was released and allowed to return to Dayton. .

FRECK

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SUBMITS INFORMATION - ' ON THE DUST PROBLEM.

The department of Highways of the State of New York submitted the Information to the Palladium relative to the queries as to what kind of oil should be used in the oiling of the streets of this city. There are various oils and other patented materials on the market which are claimed to be dust layers. In this etete we have used various kinds of materials for this purpose with more or less practical results. About the cheapest we have used is Calcium Chloride which has given fairly sufficient results where the dust has not been too deep but three or four applications for the season will probably be eu?ugh. This has also been used in several villages and cities in New Jersey. We have also used various asphaltic oils with moreyor less success. Various villages throughout the state have used a light application of what is known as 40 per cent Standard Asphaltic Oil which is applied directly to the road andit is of a thin enough nature so as not to need any covering material. We have also used heavier asphaltic oils for sweeping the road, then apply-

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