Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 269, 19 September 1913 — Page 8

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, SEPT. 19, 1913

WEST SIDE CITIZENS TO ELECT OFFICERS Improvement Association to Seek Brick Street Improvements.

WANT A POLICE AUTO

New Moore School is Rated as Model in Eastern Indiana.

Election of officers of the West Richmond Improvement Association will be the most important business before that body at its meeting tonight Jn the Baxter School. The following candidates have been nominated: President, E. R Grosvenor, Chas. H. Moore; first vice president, Harry Gibbs, Murray Ken worthy; second vice president, Frank C. Roberts, W. N. Johnson; third vice president, A. M. Gardner, Carl Baker; fourth vice president, B. A. lieseher, Chas. O. Williams; secretary, Will J. Uobbins, N. C Heironimus; treasurer, Ievi C. Peacock, Thos. Hubbard. The association has been successful in its undertakings in the last year, and prospects of making West Richmond a beautiful and well protected section of the city are bright was the statement of E. B. Grosvenor, president of the association today. Reviews Work. "The greatest thing we accomplished was the completion of the Joseph Moore school," he said. "It is the first cottage school in this section of the country, there being only one other in the state and that in western Indiana. "Another matter of real importance and which is still hanging fire is the opposition we made to a bridge at L street." President Grosvenor praised the association in completing the National road from Fifth street to the corporation limit. The association also put the quarantine against scarlet fever and other contagious diseases on such a practical basis that the state board of health rescinded what is known as rule No. 4, which gave the health officer discretion in setting the time for the beginning and raising of quarantine. This year the association will strongly advocate brick streets for West Richmond. It has been agitating for a new police automobile for a long time.

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DAYTON CHILDREN MAKE PROGRESS

Willard and Daisy Dayton, children of Mrs. Clara Dayton-Maupin, of this city, are well satisfied with their home In White's Institute. The children like the institution, where they are being properly treated. George Thornburg ias received word that they are willing md obedient children.

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Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst Says United States Cannot Control Her.

PARIS, Sept, 19. Miss Christabel Pankhurst, speaking for her mother, Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst, declared today that no one had any right to try to exact a promise from Mrs. Pankhurst as to her conduct in the United States. "My mother feels that she will be warmly welcomed in the United States and she feels hurt at some of the criticism published in American newspapers," declared Miss Christabel. "My mother will make no promises as to her conduct on the other side of the Atlantic. She feels that no one has any right to expect her to make promises. "She is rational and it would be an insult to her gentility for the United States government to say to her: 'You cannot come into this country if it is your purpose to form dynamite squads and arson squads to further the cause of suffrage in America.' "My mother is going to America next month. In New York she will be the guest of Mrs. O. H. P. Belmont, who is her warm friend. In other cities she will be the guest of women equally prominent."

SICK, SOUR STOMACH, INDIGESTION OR GAS 'Tape's Diapepsin" Makes Upset Stomachs Feel Fine in Five Minutes.

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BLAST RUINS EYES MAY MUSE DEATH Charge Explodes Before Alfred Ranee Reaches Safe Distance.

EATON, O., Sept. 19 When two pounds of dynamite exploded prematurely Thursday at the county infirmary, Alfred Ranc, 75 years old, colored, lost the sight of both eyes, suffered a frature of his left arm. which, with many bruises, may prove fatal. Physicians and officials at the infirmary believe he will die. Kance was blasting stone on the farm, and had prepared three charges of one pound each. He lighted one and the fuse burned so rapidly he failed to get away, and was knocked to the ground. Concussion following the first explosion fired the second. The third, at a safe distance, did not explode. Ranee is one of the best known persons in the city and is an old-time resident. He lives alone at his home in Public Lane, near the infirmary. He has one daughter. Mrs. Carrie Klmo, of Richmond, Indiana.

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"The city is no place for an old man." Those who have seen decrepit old men sitting alone on benches In the Darks of Rnm rf fi I T- orear r i I i o with

no friends, no acquaintances to talk , to. their eyes fixed drearily on the j ground and their memory flitting j dreamily through the misty past have ! been right in thinking there is small ! joy for a lonesome old man in spend-1 ing his declining years surrounded by ; the bustle and turmoil of a great city.;

There the battles of life that they have fought, that they have won and I lest are buried in the confines of their j own recollections. Surrounded by j thousands, yet practically alone they sit and wait for the time w hen all j their personal hopes and feelings shall j be enclosed in earth. j I?ut in a town the size of Richmond.' the life of an old man is much more! pleasant. Here he can have ac-1 ouaintances and friends. Here he! may have some one to talk to, instead j of eaiing out his heart in silence as he sits by himself gazing upon the crowds 1

of strong and happy persons as they rush past him, intent upon their own

aftairs. In a small city, he will know by si;ht and reputation almost everyone he meets. He knows something about their aims and ends and to this extent he is a part of their world. liesides he is sure to have a number of cronies, old men like himself, with whom he can swap yarns and exchange reminiscences of old times. In meetings such as these, two old men can live again the stirring days of their youth, as they talk over the details of some memorable business deal. Next to exchanging stories of great personal prosperity there is nothing so pleasant as the exchange of stor

ies of trouble and disaster. It relieves the mind of the sufferer, seldom hurts the hearer, and there is always the chance that one man troubles may be so much worse than the other s so that at least one of the pair will feel considerably better when the exchange of personal grievances is over. The old man in Richmond, has a happy lot compared with that of men of the same age in larger cities. If he has neither home nor friends, he is much better off than the man In the same condition in the metropolis.

-CANT YOU HELP MY BABY?

Mothers of Eczema Tortured Child ren Ask Us This.

I MASONIC CALENDAR ! Saturday. Sept. 20. 1913. Ixyal Chapter No. 43. O. E. S. Stated meeting. Initiation of candidates and floral work.

Try This Remedy at Our Risk. Of all the ills of childhood nena causes more suffering than eczema and the other itching, burning rashes that drive the litle ones almost frantic. Nowadays when mothers ask us "Can't you help my baby get relief from iim." we can say. "Yea. Our new Skin remedy. Saxo Salv, has worked ome ery remarkable cures here, not only for children but for adults as well. . Its first effect is to rop tht .terrible itching and burning, and make the 5kin comfortable. Then it Is absorbed right iuto the skin, destroying the germs ond exerting its heaUcff power at the seat of the disease. We guarantee Saxo Salve to rtT satisfaction when used for eruptions and skin troubles, of any kind, paying back your money if it does not. Io H. Tr1he. druggist. Richmond. Ind. I". S. For children's rcirmt. as an auxiliary treatment, build up th blood with Vmol. V guarantee iu (AOvrrtlnrmentt "

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This photograph was made at a recent aviation meet, near Deauville, the famous watering place of France. It is to be noted that the thoughts of the wearer are apparently centered on anything but her clothes, and that her eyes are cast aloft to see the air pilots, who have left the water and are guiding their machines through space. The transparent skirt gives her a queer air, which grows startling in contrast with the usual image of the woman in the average man's memory. There are those who declare that the transparent skirt is obviously not a thing of beauty.

EFFORT TO GUARD HEALTH OF PUPILS Teachers in County Schools Doing Duty, Says the Health Inspector.

Wonder what upset your stomach which portion of the food did the damage do you? Well, don't bother. If your stomach is in a revolt; if sour, gassy and upset, and what you Just

ate has fermented into stubborn lumps; head dizzy and aches; belch gases and acids and eructate undigested food: breath foul, tongue coated just take a little Pape's Diapepsin and In five minutes you wonder what became of the indigestion and distress. Millions of men and women today know that it is needless to have a bad stomach. A little Diapepsin occasionally keeps this delicate organ regulated and they eat their favorite foods without fear. If your stomach doesn't take care of your liberal limit without rebellion; if your food is a damage instead of a help, remember the quickest, surest, most harmless relief is Pape's Diapepsin which costs only fifty cents for a large case at drug stores. It's truly wonderful it digests food and sets things straight, so gently, and easily that it is really astonishing. Please, for your sake don't go on and on with a' weak, disordered stomach; it's so

Wayne county schools are sanitary and the teachers are making every effort to conserve the health of their pupils, according to Dr. J. E. King, county health officer, who has just finished a tour of inspection of the country schools. "I found very few conditions during my inspection which were unhealthful," said Dr. King. "At one school a farmer had been bringing his stock down to the school yard and watering them at the pump there, and in this school the flies were thicker than any other that I saw. I instructed the trustee to compromise with the farmer and tell him that during vacation he might use the pump, but during the school term it would not be allowed." The teachers are willing to co-operate with the state board in its efforts to better the health of the school chil

dren. The only reason that some of the teachers do not use every precaution is because they are ignorant of the laws of the state concerning such matters, said the doctor.

PLAN COUNTY MEET FOR TRAPSHOOTERS Members of Gun Club Want to Organize Amateur Tournament.

Organization of an amateur tournament for trap shooters of Wayne county will be discussed at the next meeting of the Richmond Gun club.

Members believe there are enough i shooters in the county who would pari ticipate in such an event. It is.believj cd that at least 100 shooters w ould enter such a contest. The members of the Gun club hope I to receive official recognition from the International association for the

Encouragement of Trapshooting, so that all scores made at the local grounds will be recognized. The board of directors of the association which has charge of such applications does not meet until some time in December. With such recognition obtained, the next enterprise of the local gun club will be an effort to secure a state

I meet some time next year. The puri pose of the county meet will be to

und the local shooters into form for this event.

NOTICE, DRUIDS. All members are requested to meet at hall at 1 o'clock Sunday afternoon to attend the funeral of Bro. Harry Hart. WM. HODAPP, N. A. W. R. F.LOOM, Secretary.

RAILROAD NOTES

Commissioners Payne and McClure were appointed by the Indiana railroad commission to investigate the block signal systems in the state, and to report what additional systems should be installed. McClure and Clark were instructed to draft an order regulating locomotive headlights.

One hundred merit marks each were awarded fifty-four employes of the Wabash railroad by Superintendent Sullivan for good service and prevention of accidents during the month.

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NEWS FLASHES FROM EVERYWHERE

EAST ORANGE The Rev. Dr. Stanley White, of this town, said that in a recent trip to China he discovered native men wearing American-made garters but on the outside of their trousers.

SECOND LUTHERANS PLAN RALLY DAY

BOSTON Doctors in the city hospital here declare that if Henry Parker sneezes just once he will die. Parker's back was broken recently.

Plans for the rally day of the Second English Lutheran church to be Held on the last Sunday in this month

were laid last evening, following the ; prayer meeting. A program of I speeches, music and the promotion of i the Sunday school classes will take I place at this time. j Nominations for officers of the Sun- ! day school were made last evening and ; an election w ill be held next Thursday evening. I

The Fountain of Youth

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WINSTED A needle which entered

the body of L. G. Tibball. 61. over a half century ago, was removed in two parts from Tibball's right elbow. In , traveling through his body the needle had never given any trouble until recently, when the elbow began to swell.

PHILADELPHIA Discovering that she had left valuable jewelry in a bag at the Bellevue hotel here, Mrs. Daniel H. Ferguson, on board the steamer : Glenesk. outside the Delaware Capes, . released a carrier pigeon which re-; turned to the home cote on the Fer-' guson farm at Mendenhall, Pa., with a message telling of the loss. The hotel was notified and the jewelry put in the office safe. ;

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WASHINGTON Wearers of the slit skirt must sew up the vents or catch their death of cold, says Dr. '

Rupert Blue, surgeon-general of the public health service. "But if girls insist on wearing the slashed garment." he said, "they ought to wear j thick woolen stockings like their I

grandmother's did."

i HARRISBURG Miss Ida Deal, an 'actress, who posed as "September i Morn," In the waters of the Susquehanna river recently, was fined $50 ! by Mayor Royal. An ordinance de- ! fined her action as "disorderly practice j and offending the morals of the com-

muiiiiy.

LIMA In a rush for admission to the baby contest of the Allen county fair, three hundred women with crv-

ing babies in their arms, began to j maul each other. Many dropped their I

children to engage in hair pulling contests. Police stopped the outbreak and baby contest was postponed until the next day.

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