Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 129, 13 May 1915 — Page 12

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1915 CITY JAIL UNSANITARY, SAYS CHARITIES BOARD ERECT MOTORDOME. CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind., May 13. After practicing in the motordome which they are building near the casket factory, Thomas and Floyd Lamberson will tour carnivals and fairs, giving exhibitions. The arena, which is being constructed is 14 feet high, 31 feet in diameter and 100 feet in circumference. The Board of Charities wish to make known to the public from time to time the conditions of the different institutions -which are supported by the county and which come under their supervision. The board in its round of visits the past quarter found the county infirmary in better condition than it has been since the organization of the board, and they are pleased to commend the work of the superintendent and his wife. At the time of visiting the county Jail, thirty-two men were detained. The jail was in good condition and the bunks reasonably clean and free from vermin. The ventilating facilities are very poor. The city jail was found in a very unsanitary condition. The ventilation, lighting and heating of this building seem very unsatisfactory. The board was surprised to find that female and juvenile offenders continue to be taken to the city jail, although there are jail facilities at the Home for Friendless Women built especially to accommodate such persons. As offenders are received any hour of day or night the board can see no reason why they are not taken there instead of to the city jail where there are no suitable accommodations for THIS GOOD NEWS WILL INTEREST THE SICK IN RICHMOND vel of Toledo and Fort Wayne, Now Being Sold Here. GET BACK TO NATURE art 1 them.

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iLEAPS INTO THE AIR TO GRAB HIGH ONES

The folloving article appeared In a late issue of The New York Times: "Owing to personal affairs, I have ; to remain in Paris, and am hard at . work for the war sufferers in a wider ! way than was possible at Dinard. , Here I am in touch with the small I and miserable hospitals all over France, Poland and Serbia, and I am ; begging again of your splendid generous readers for help. "This time I plead for spools of cotton thread and coarse ticking for mattresses for Serbia, where, near Nish, 1,400 men are lying wounds untended, raging with typhus fever, on plank floorc, because there isn't a sin- ' Rle mattress in the building. Miss Arthur, head of the medk-al department of the Young Women's Christian Association here, has gotten together by subscription money enough to pay 100 women 20 cents a day each to make up mattress covers, but there isn't enough ticking to be had, and it is the law that no shop now may sell more than one spool of white cotton to an individual, as the Etock has almost run out in France. "Therefore I beg that compassionate souls will send pieces of bed ticking and spools of cotton between 30 and 60. If every one could just donate a quarter of a dollar each, those thousands of agonized heroes would at least die more comfortable or be enabled to fight their second battle against death under more favorable conditions. A wooden floor is not a happy place when bodies are in torture. "So please help them. Direct boxes thus and they will come quickly and free of cost: Duryea, American Relief Clearing House, Pier 57, North River, New York. "Write outside what box contains, to avoid opening them, as men are scarce. "NINA 1u. DURYEA. Hotel Roosevelt, Paris, April 21, 1915." Can not the people of Richmond do something for these unfortunate victims?

WHOOPING COUGH. Well everyone knows the effect of Pine Forests on Coughs. Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey is a remedy -which brings quick relief for Whooping Cough, loosens the mucous, soothes the lining of the throat and lungs, and makes the coughing spells less severe. A family with growning children should not be without it. Keep it handy for all Coughs and Colds. 25c at your Druggist. Electric Bitters a Spring Tonic. adv.

LIVED IN WORLD OF 20 MILE RADIUS

HAGERSTOWN, Ind.. May 13 The late George Grissum never rode on a : train. He never saw a street car. His world was bounded by a circumference with a diameter of less than forty miles. He was npver farther west than New Castle. He was never farther east than the Conway school house. He was never farther south than Cambridge City. Ho was never farther north than Mooreland. During the forty-two years of his lifo Mr. Grissum accumulated an estate of $io.non.

The Old Age Sign Double Grossed

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MRS. TAYLOR WIGGINS. There has been an outburst of enthusiasm regarding the new Herbal tonic, Lax-a-Tone. The reason why is simply that it has produced results in Nature's way with Nature's herbs. We are publishing the testimonial of Mrs. Taylor Wiggins, 2710 Monroe street, Toledo, because she is well known in Richmond, having visited here for several years in succession. Mrs. Wiggins suffered dizzy spells from stomach and liver trouble as her friends well know. Mrs. Wiggins says, for a long time I was afflicted with liver trouble, I would bloat up with gas, belch and had a terrible pain right over my liver, but the worst of all was blind headaches and dizzy spells. I had a bad fall on Summit street about two months ago, from one of those dizzy

spells. I have taken Herbal Lax-a-

Tone, strictly followed directions and

can honestly and truthfully say I am

a well woman.

ir you are constipated, have a sour acid stomach, bloat up with gas, have

bad blood, sallow skin, headaches, no

energy and are in need of a good brae

ing tonic for stomach, kidney and liv

er, try Herbal Lax-a-Tone.

If we cannot help you by the use of this medicine we do not want your money. You have everything to gain

and nothing to lose.

For sale by Thistlethwaite's. Mail

orders solicited. Adv.

AMUSEMENTS.

Tommy Long. Tommy Lone of the St. Louis Car-

dinals has done some sensational work in center field this season.; Photo shows him leaping1 into the air to catch a hijrh one. '

THEATRE Main and 9th

LYRIC

TONIGHT (2 Reel Bison) "The Blood of His Brother" (One Reel) "Caught by a Thread"

TO HOLD MEMORIAL.

LYNN. Ind., May 13. Memorial services will be held Sunday, May 23, at the Christian church at 2:30 o'clock. Rev. Owen Livengood will deliver the sermon. !

BUILDS NEW TISSUE

MURRETTE TONIGHT Two Reel Majestic "THE COMEBACK" One Reel "ETHEL'S DISGUISE"

How Father John's Medicine Nourishes Those Who Are Pale and Thin.

Because it is made of pure and wholesome food elements, which strengthen and build new tissue, Father John's Medicine is the best tonic for those who are pale, thin and run down. It is free from alcohol and dangerous drugs in any form.

JA.ake& new

Flesh & Strength

yL R C A D PHOTO-PLAYS TONIGHT

The Return of

CHARLES CHAPLIN In the Big 2-Reel Comedy Success

"His Night Out" Also Another Big Feature Admission, 10 Cents. Worth $1.00.

The finest coffees grown are used in ' blending Golden Sun Coffee. This, means hetter flavor, more strength, ; finr aroma. At your grocer's. Adv. ' Raluhite, a new explosive, is fifty! tims more powerful than dynamite pnd is much safer, fur it will explode rnly by moans of tho percussion cap.

AMUSEMENTS

Iton't let prny hair make you look years olficr thnn you nrt for it Is now an onsy matter to tint pniy, faded or bleached hair in a bnrmlegi way. The new preparation, Rrownatone," Is proving ho popular that thouMinrlsof people of refinement and many leading halr-d reisers are now using this wonderful product exclusively. "Itrov. mitotic" meets every demand and fulfills every tept required of It, and Is so ' sirr.ple to u.se that no previous experience Is necessary. Comes ready for use uo mixing und la entirely free from lead, sulphur, (diver, zinc, mercury, aniline, coal-tar products or their derivatives. There is no danger ft irritation or a poisoned scalp v lii n you nsp "Krownutouc,'' because it id

.guaranteed harmless.

rTfHluccs me ruoxr. peautiiui snaoes irora Mcht . Kolden to the deepest brown or black. Will not nib or vin.su off and cannot be

detected. Most a!l lemliiut urupfriKts every

where now sell Brow natone" in two sizes, S.'c and J I. in), and in two colors one to prof u:o " poiden or medium brown, "the other "inrk. brown or llk. Get n .'c bottle from your dealer today, or if you prefer, a s-amplo bottle with in-tr-restintr book will be mailed on receipt of lei:, to help pay postage and packing 'inrres, if sent to the manufacturers. 1H Kenton Phamiacai Co., -m PiKe turn ovinirton, Ky. Sold and guaranteed in Richmond i : Thlifilethwite Drug Stores, Con,'y Dti'p Co.. 0th and Mnin Sts.. and otlx r leading dealers. ;

MURRAY

THEATRE The Home of the Paramount Pictures

Shows Start 1:45 p. m. and 6:45 p. m. 5c - Tonight and Tomorrow- lOc DANIEL FROHMAN

Presents the World Famed Star of the Silent Drama

Mary Pickford In a modern and original version of the century-old classic

Smidoir'oDDs)

A play that every man,. woman and child should see

MAN TAILORED COAT SUITS Late models made in all colors and sizes ; beautiful new materials ; values up to $30.00 ; your choice Extra sizes for stout figures .

SEPARATE COAT SPECIALS Odd Coats, not all sizes, but your size may be in this lot; many silk lined; values up to $15.00, choice

COATS MADE IN A VARIETY Of New Materials and ColorsLatest styles, all sizes, values up to $20.00 ; your choice

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SILK WAISTS Extra quality Tub and Crepe Silks, new models, vvhite and plain colors; also candy stripes; exceptional values at

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LINGERIE WAISTS The Greatest Values and largest variety of new Wash Waists we have ever shown. Some are worth $2.00. All sizes, up to 46, choice

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