Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 120, 1 April 1915 — Page 14

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DRINKS POISON;

MAY GET WELL

(All young men and women In need

of counsel and advice on matters of

difficulty affecting their personal ex

perience, their work, their health or eomnanlonshlD are invited ' to com

municate with Captain Jewel, 21 South Sixteenth street, local representative

of the Salvation Army.)

About tbe same time an alarm of

fir was sent into fire department

headquarters from tbe home of Mrs.

Anna Higglns, 117 North Seventeenth street, police headquarters was being notified of the attempted suicide of Harry Minor at the home of his par

ents. 124 North Seventeentn sireei.

The fire at the Higgins home was of

little consequence. Minor is in a ser lous condition from swallowing car

bolic acid but the attending physician

reports that he has a chance for re

covery. ; Minor has had considerable family trnuhiA ' rfioentlv. twice having been

arrested here by Dayton, O., author

ities on a charge of having failed to

KUDnort his divorced wife ana cnn

dren, although Minor said she had left

him and had eone to Dayton io uve.

Each time he succeeded In securing his release but not until he had agreed to contribute to the support of his -tvffa Minor has also been out of

work tor some time. Today while in the back yard of his parents' home he swallowed acid which was in an ounce bottle and then collapsed on the kitchen porch, where he was found by a member of his family. He told them what he had done and police headquarters was at once requested to send a physician. Late this afternoon Minor was In an unconscious state but the physician states his color Indicates that he was relieved of the poison in time to effect his recovery. . COL. HOUSE'S PEACE OVERTURES FAIL

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Deaths and Funerals. t DAVIS Services for Mrs. Mary Davis will be held at the home, 116 South Second, street. at A o'clock ' Friday morninjrJthe Rav. J. J. Rae, pastor of the First JPresbyterlan church, officiating, -following -thr services here the body wilt taken to Plqua, Ohio, for burial.- U'tK NORDYfc&Efrlvaaus A. Nordyke. 70, died t Kansas City, March 19, burled - there:MtrcJ aivgon of David Nordyke, early Wayne county settler, brother of M. TV Nordyke, this city. G.

A. R. veteran', enlisting here. " 7 STAMER Bridget Stamer died this nornlng at her home, 207 North Nineteenth street, after a long illness. She is survived by her husband Wilmer. and two sons, Andrew of Richmond and Henry of Chicago. Funeral arrangements . will be announced later. Friends may call any time.

WANTED-Seamstress Palais Royal.

In the secondary schools alone in Japan more than ,100,000 '. boys and girls are studying' the English language. ;

PRAYER NEEDED DURING REVIVAL "The kind of revival that is needed is " one that is prayed down from heaven, and not one that Is worked up on earth." said the Rev. H. C. Overman in his first sermon in the series of revival meetings at the First Baptist church last night. "God's power is Just as available for the church today as it was at Pentecost, if God's people will observe the conditions of prayerfully waiting for the- heavenly baptism of fire." The subject tonight will be -Brother After Brother." Several have applied for membership in. the church and will probably be baptized Easter.

Swat the Murderous Fly; Be Is Mankind's Arch Enemy

PSHAW! you win -say.-Flies! How absnrd! Harmless Insects of no particular importance! Now, if it should be wolves or great rats, even

Would it astonish you, would it shock you, to be told that thousands of children are slain by flies each year? Would you be aurprlsed to learn that In one dry of the United -States over 7,000 persons lost their lives from Intestinal diseases believed by certain scientists to be traceable to the "harmless Insect" that is now buzzing on your wlndowpane or against your screen door? Suppose it were solemnly stated by scientists of international repute that anterior poliomyelitis, or. infant paralysis, of which one hospital in New York alone received and treated hundreds of cases

in one recent summer, can be carried

by one of the kinds of files you pass by as of "no particular importance." What would you say then? And It is

true, every word of it Walk Into your

kitchen and observe the number of flies there. Are there a . hundred, a

thousand? You had better find a con

flagration as you open the door, for its possibilities of disaster are not much

greater, says Dr. Pease in Good House

keeping.

It is recognized that any reform

must begin with the individual and grow from him or her. The fly campaign has been successful only in a very moderate degree, because 05 per cent of the hundred million among whom we live are asleep to the danger or refuse to take it seriously. The slumbering infant, the aged parent, the romping youth, the rugged athlete, all tomorrow may be victims of the filthy pest

ISERMAN FORFEITS BEALLVIZW GROUND

Henry Iserman forfeited fifty-Beall-vlew building lots to the South Side Improvement association today as the result of his failure to fulfill his end of tbe contract entered into last year relative to the sale of stock in the Iserman Veneer Door company. It was decided at a special meeting of the directors of the' South Side Improvement association last night, to stick to the terms of the contract in which Iserman agreed to raise $10,000 by stock sales by April 1 or forfeit the lots to the association. The lots have an estimated value of v $5,000. None bad been sold as they were held In trust by attorneys. . The directors talked over a plan of making a -prosperous business in the veneer door, factory but ' refused to make their plans."

BIBLE INSTITUTE ENROLLMENT IS 404 President Kelly Delivers Address on Relation of Church to School.

ILLNESS DELAYS UNDERHILL

SUIT

-Trial of Alfred .'.Underbill,, charged with having pointed a deadly weapon at John Weidenbach, a farmer,- has been definitely postponed owing to the "illness 1 of Underhili's attorney, Henry U. Johnson. The case was to have been heard in city court this morning and bright and early people began to . arrive to . witness the proceedings. By 8 o'clock the court room vas filled. The crowd was greatly disappointed when it was learned that the trial had been postponed. Some declared they had been made the victims of an "April fool" joke.

At all the Russian railway stations complaint books are kept, and passengers may enter protests.

Colonel E. M. House of New York, 'resident Wilson's personal emissary, vho has Interviewed high officials in he warring countries, has come to the tonclusion that the time is not ripe or peace negotiations, and will start it once for the United States by way f Switzerland. He Interviewed Sir Edward Grey in London, Rene Vlvianl m Paris, and Herr Von Jagow In Berln. He had Intended to go to Petroirad, but his task has been so fruitess that he will do nothing further at this time. Washington has made deilals that Colonel House Is In Europe tn a peace mission.

-The smokeless nuisance Is a man R-bo swore off tobacco on the first of tbe year and who wants to tell you ill about bis sufferings. Most men do not care whether they kare the right side of an argument or lot as long as they have tbe opposite tide. When a girl has a hole In her stock tag she thinks it would be awful if an lutomoblle should run into her. Many a man breaks himself trying to make both ends meet A man would rather have his wife look fat than help her lace herself so ihe would look thinner. Mnybe a woman would travel in double harness longer if she would bridle fcer tongue. As a rule, when a man's tongue is thick his pocketbook is thin. Severe breezes uncover a multitude if shins Any honest girl can tell you that e prettiest apple Isn't always tbe -petfsr.

Starve the Fly By Sanitation IF the food supply In the locality In which be is born gives out a fly will not migrate to some other part of the city In search of food. Nature has not endowed the Insect with the power to travel great distances. Health experts who have studied the fly problem are of the opinion, therefore, that If each citizen would maintain bis premises in such a sanitary condition that flies wonld find no food there the pests would starve by the millions and, in time, would disappear altogether.

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The Early Swat

Catches the Fly

IF you the nation's Thank would win To "swat the fly" Now quick begin!

Forty tons of letters and parcels, a day are sent to the British troops at the front.

The enrollment- of the Bible Insti

tute reached 404 members last night, -

and the indications are that there willbe still more by another week. Following the announcement that country

people would be welcome at all sessions of the institute, without any charges, between fifteen and twenty ' persons living outside of Richmond attended the second session of .the institute last night. President Robert L. Kelly of Earl; ham College delivered an address to 320 members. He spoke on, the sub

ject of "The Responsibility of the Church for Religious Education." The church is the source of all regilious influences, he said, and therefore has a direct responsibility toward all the educational factors of the institution. It was announced that the next session of the institute would be addressed by , Dr. Morton C. Pearson of Indianapolis. Dr. Pearson is the president

of the Indianapolis Bible Institute and i

will tell of the work that has been accomplished in that city.

GRANDMA USED SAGE TEA TO DARKEN HAIR She made up a fixture of Sage Tes - and Sulphur to bring back color, gloss, thickness. Common garden sage brewed Into a heavy tea with sulphur and alcohol added, will turn gray, streaked and faded hair beautifully dark and luxuriant, remove every bit of dandruff, stop itching and falling hair. Just a few applications will prove a revelation if your hair is fading, gray or dry, scraggly and thin. Mixing the. Sage Tea and Sulphur recipe at home, though, is troublesome. .An easier way is to get the ready-to-use tonic, costing about 50 cents a large bottle at drug stores, known as "Wyeth's . Sage . and Sulphur Compound," thus avoiding a lot of muss. . " While wispy, gray, faded hair is. not sinful, we all desire to retain our youthful appearance and attractive ness. By darkening your hair with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur.no one can tell," Tecause it' does it so naturally, so evenly. You just dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw thiF through your hair, taking one smal' strand at a time; by morning all gray hairs have disappeared, and, after an other application or two, your hair be comes beautifully dark, glossy, soft and luxuriant. (Advertisement.)

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