Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 52, 12 January 1917 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, JAN. VI, 1917

& Delays Are Dangerous

By Ira S. Wile, M. D.

AMcta Bdltor MtMrttn Mlcl" mm4 Mate f New Trk CltT Br f UMlMk) I "Mayb yoo will. Mom ly you will Ml It U imyla U May tUfnffa. we don't wtah to 4. Bo fortunate tbro It s to-morrow. Mann to-morrow Is th ryt tha U7 the Joy of tka eorolaaa tha satisfaction of tha n(tignt "Procraatlnalion ta tha thief of tim." Puttln thlBCa off weahneao of character. It la vldtoua habit that undermiaoa purpoaa and troya ambition. , "Delays are danerou." I Tour baby la atck. Toa'll wait until to-morrow. Tour boy la vomiting. You'll aao If ho rota aay wort. - ... Tour lrl la loaln walght. Ton 11 watch her a few weeka mora. If a dog la sick or your pet cat your loe tor dumb anlmala urjeo you to care for It promptly. If your auto rattlea. you look It over to And out what la wrong. If the engine la noisy, you will not take any chances with your life until the damage ha" been repaired. Children are liabilities.. If they were regarded aa aaaeta you would -ot delay looking after their needs. You would not wait until to-mor row. How careful are you about your

own little complaints? If you are all tired out what do you do? If you havo Indigestion how long do you lt It go? If you loao your appetite, are you much disturbed? If you. are nenroua or feverlan. do you think It worth while mhtag ma lasoottgatt t Era a constant huaklnoaa or a chronic cough falls to atlr you Into action. Such "trifles" distort yoar ftieaaw ore than they do you. Tou buy a tonlo or a cough medicine You take a variety of remedies to pleaao your family and relative. Tou .have just learned et smthlng that helped a friend wlu aa.y he had the aame thine . Tou try your baud at declaring youraeif. What are you taking those "dyspepsia tablets" for? Have you any reason to think they are the right remedy for you? Self doctoring la usually poor deotorlng. Tou try to relieve symptoms. Tou don't find out what ails you. Ton are delaying- aenalble treatment , Many diseases depend for their cure on an early diagnosis. Tou mar be delaying your return C health. Take . consumption, for example. It la readily curable In Ita early atagea. If It la unrecognized until the disease is advanced It Is generally fatal. . t Tour first symptom may be toss of

Btvitt a Mrmnnitli or fatigue.

The onset la very gradual Tou do not even suspect that your lungs are diseased. - '"' ' Don't trifle with your health. Secure a thorough examination. This means an : examination when ; you are stripped to the waist. Doot oorsslt doctor to omibIm your heart or your loags through your clothing. : ' Tou can't fool disease. Disease can fool you. When a danger signal Is displayed, there should be prompt. Investigation Of Its meanlnsr. To run paat a red Bag Is to endan get human lives. . Observe the warnings nature glvea you. Tour life Is In your own hands. Tou can be careless, but It doesn't pay. If you Ignore the danger- signs you are Injuring yourself. ' Forewarned Is forearmed. The earlier you learn of Impending trouble the better prepared you are , to meet 1L A fighting spirit wants to know what it ha to contend against. Tou believe In fair yUy and Justlce. i. Be fair and Jnst to yourself. Don't be youf .Own'worst enemy. Don't delay be prompt In attending to the lictle ailments that disturb you. Don't watt until you know that y.Mi- are mighty blclt- . Delays are dangerous. li r. ilvr nr arrlele win W 01 The UrcalLfaat Preble.")

Mow to Acquire Ura.ce

By Anna Pavlowa The world's premier , exponent of gracefulness la dancing.) ARTICLE VI. HITHERTO, while I have talked requested you to execute those to you about motion, I have motions while standing In one spot, and I well know how Irksome this type of exercise become if persisted In too long. Still, It It the best way to get each part f tho body to Work under the command of your will But, now that the rue ni hers of your physical household have learned to work faithfully and harmonl- , eu.ily. I shall suggest that you combine some of the previous exercises Into a swinging, rhythmiu movement or dance. Tour body has been working under the stimulus of the will. Now the time of your movements will be rrsnlaed by the time of the music, ko take out your phonograph and ' put In a record In two-step time of a not too ragged variety. In recommending (his form ot movmTtt I am not following the fcwb.ts Of u dince any rnoro t an i ,iin iii'ini of the great mother, .Nature. She plrouttefc Around on li t nxin ant ctividett day arid night, and l tie very rpan f man's life Is nulrilHiiiPtl by the rhythm of his liewrtbeat Vow Hint t iiivs convinced you that thlx In . serious amusement. thouiCt I hope ivu wu find It a wel-

come pastime,- I shall ask you to start the music rather slowly until you have gotten the combination ot movements. 1. Bend the right knee upward aa In the third exercise. 2. Slep forward on the right foot and bend the left knee upward. x S. Hop on ' the right foot - and raise the left arm as In the first exercise. I. Step forward on the left foot and. raise the right arm. 5. Hop on tho left foot. This has used two measures of music, besides the first position, which has taken upon the second beat of a presending measure After you have advanced as. far ss you room apace will all do these steps and hops backward. But the position of the backward steps Is that of the fifth exercise, which I hope you wilt do with ease. it has been my aim In this little series to show the benefits of body control, as well as to suggest a few simple means to that end. And those who have made a special study of this subject have found that It Is the pliable body that achieves most under the present conditions Of living. And the pliable body Is shown in Its graceful action, an action which proceeds so smoothly that while it 'occasionally' aids. It never hampers that constant ventilation of the body which Is called breathing.

the farm with his mother when bis father and all the other men hurried to Lawrence to form a company to resist the Indians. Benajah Hiatt stayed behind and took food to the women and children on horseback. Quantrill's band took his fine pony and Hiatt found that the neighbors would starve if he did not quickly get food to them. So he went, shoeless and hatless, to Quan trill and told him that he was feeding the families, of both Republicans and Democrats, and that the raiders had accidently taken his pony. Quantrill admitted his spirit and gave him the pony and another saddle. Coffin, who did not like this life, and like Hiatt, would not fight, was in the Indian mission at the time and later returned to Wayne county. Brown Was Also Neighbor. Another interesting neighbor of the Codys and Hiatts was John Brown of "John Brown's body" fame. Mr. Hiatt knew the youth well who caused John Brown to go down in history, It was Brown's son, Dan. The Democrats of Missouri, who were slave holders, met the boy and on being informed that he was the son of the ardent Republican of Kansas, struck him with a heavy bridle so hard he was killed. Coffin and Hiatt wete cousins and brothers-in-law, having married sisters. They were sons of Levi Coffin and Mordecai Hiatt, the men who founded the underground railway for assisting negroes to escape to Canada.

ELKHORN BEGINS REVIVAL

Evangelistic services will begin at the Elkhorn Baptist church on Monday night and will continue until the first Sunday night in ... February. Rev. Shelby Lee, pastor, announces the special campaign today.

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HIATT RECALLS MANY INTIMATE NARRATIVES ABOUT EAfiLY LIFE OF LATE COLONEL CODY

Benajah Hiatt. a brother of Willlam J. Hiatt and uncle of Edgar F. Hiatt, president of the Dickinson Trust company, was a neighbor and friend of the famous scout and showman, "Buffalo Bill" Cody, who died early this week. Bonajah Hiatt, who died four years ago at his home across the read from the Cody homestead in the Salt Creek valley between "Topeka and Leavenworth, Kansas, left many interesting frontier stories in Richmond involving the Cody family. William J. Hiatt, who remembers the stories best, disagrees with Cody's biographers and says William Frederick Cody, the scout, was born near Newark, Ohio, and when a baby, passed through Richmond in a wagon with his family, on their way to Kansas. Would Stop Raiding. "My brother and William H. Coffin took claims near the Indiana Yearly meeting Indian Mission and Cody took

his claim across the road," said William F. Hiatt, today. "Buffalo Bill had experiences with the Indians from the first. It was Quantrill's band which caused him to vow that he would stop the raiding and give the settlers peace." Buffalo Bill's first stop in Richmond .was at the Phillips theatre, when it was new, and the old Huntington hotel at Seventh and Main streets, when it was at its best. "I sent my card up to Mr. Cody. My

brother had told me that he was a wild ! looking young man but a fine gentle

man, and I found him to be such," said Mr. Hiatt. "Later, at the Chicago World's fair he met me and told me the grounds were mine, to go where I pleased." Cody was too young to fight when Quantrill first brought his raiders up Salt Creek valley and he was left on

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FUGITIVE WOMEN CAPTURED IN OHIO

Laboring under the delusion that if they got to Ohio they would be free and could not be brought back to Indiana, the two women inmates of Easthaven insane hospital who escaped from the institution Wednesday evening and"secured a horse and rig from' a local livery barn drove with haste towards New Madison, O. Satisfied that they were safe, they stopped for a short time in the town but their hopes -and dreams of freedom were blasted when Sheriff Carr and guards from the hospital loaded them ip an automobile at 11 o'clock yesterday morning and brought them back to Richmond.. The horse and buggy was returned to the owner today.

Masonic Calendar

Friday, January 12 King Solomon's Chapter, No. 4, R. A. M. Stated meeting and installation of officers.

Wireless waves have been utilized to light and extinguish gas lamps in Germany.

PASTOR RETURNS GALL

Rev. Walter Schuette, of Columbus, South Carolina, has returned the call extended to him by the St. John Lutheran church some time ago. It is understood the Rev. Mr, Schuette will continue in his present position as editorial writer of a church publication. Members of the St. John's congregationwill meet Sunday afternoon.

federation, reported today that all three churches have completed their assignments. ' - Duplicates of all cards will be made as soon as reports are ln.w One card, is devoted to a family. A complete record will be kept on file at the Yr M.

C. A,, where ministers and church ..workers can refer to it with the consent of the secretary. Copies of all cards, will be distributed among the chupsfces in accordance to expressed church preferences -and places of resicsences.

NEW CHURCH SURVEY COSTS ABOUT $50

About $50 will be required to meet the cost of the church survey being

completed under the direction of the j Richmond Federation of Churches. Elli3 M. Learner, secretary of the i

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The remarkable success of our - - Kitchen Cabinet Allowance Sale, and the tremendous demand has induced us to buy another big supply which are now on our display floors.

To dispose of this big quantity we have decided to CONTINUE THE SPECIAL SALE UNTIL JANUARY 20th, 1917 Read the full particulars below. Come in at once and choose your Cabinet. Make a small down payment in addition to that allowed on your old Cabinet or Table and have a Real Cabinet sent to your home at once. . This is an opportunity of a lifetime. New Kitchen Cabinets for old. Think of it. The prices on these New 1917 Sellers Kitcheneeds are $20, $25, $30, $32.50, $35 and $42.50.

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If you do not have an old Kitchen Cabinet or Table to Exchange on a New Sellers Kitcheneed, come in and select any model you like and pay for it at the rate oil $1 DOWN, $1 WEEKLY

COME SEE THE BIG KITCHEN CABINET DISPLAY

For a short time only we are giving the housewives an exceptionally easy method of owning one of these fine Sellers' Kitcheneeds New Kitchen Cabinets for Old A liberal allowance on your old Kitchen Cabinet or Table towards the price of a new Sellers Kitcheneed. It isn't often you have a chance to make something old help get something new. But now, until next Saturday you do have this chance. We will make you a liberal allowance for your old cabinet or table and apply it on the purchase price of any new 1917 Sellers you may select. Come in and pick the one you like best let us make you an offer on what you are now using and Stop Working So Hard. THE BALANCE MAY BE PAID $1 WEEKLY.

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