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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-15
Dr.. Brady's Health Talks
TATTENiNG UP THE LEAN.

One frequent cause OF leanncss in
men and women is ptosis, or sagging
or the abdominal organs. Women suf-
fer from this condition much more fire.
pucntly than men. because OF the
paralyzing effect Of corsets upon the
abdominal muscles. Both sexes pay the
penalty Of an upright position. If
there Is visual or N-ray evidence OF
ptoss OF the stomach or other digcs-
tive organs. properly fitted support
plus exercises and post prandial rest
with the hips elevated higher Than the
shoulders. will aid remarkably in build
ing up the weight And an increase
OF weight, accompanied by deposition
Of fat in the abdomen. helps to cure
the ptosis. In some cases OF ptosis the
abdominal wall Itself seems fairly
strong and muscular. yet X-ray pic
lures demonstrate the sagging OF the
viscGra. Perhaps faulty posture and
bad habits OF carriage have much to
do with II.
OIL Up Between Meals.
Thin people desiring to grow fat
should cultivate the sugar bowl. the
butter tub and the lard pail. They
should find out which OF the fats they
prefer, and within reasonable limits
gorge themselves upon 1t. Olive oil.
butter. cream. eggs. cocoa. chocolate
or cod liver oil-all arc fattening. II
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Questions ami Answers.

Questions and Answers.
iEphoid Pneumonia-What is ty-
phoid pneumonia?
Reply-There are two conditions
called typhoid pneymonia" First. Il
case of typhoid fever complicated by
pneumonia; second, u case OF pneumonia
III which the mental state OF the patient
resembles the mental state Of II typhoid
fever patient-the typhoid state" low
| delrium. twitching, picking at tho bed
! clothes. etc. There is no such thing az
cross between the two diseases \
/ patient can have one or the other or
both, but he can't change his mind
about IT like his doctor sometimes does
/ Smallpox and Vaccination-Can you
give any official figures showing what
! smallpox have been vaccinated?
ReplH-A group Of 2D.S3j eases of
smallpox tabulated by the United states
Public Health Service during 1912. 1913
ana 1914 showed that so had been
successfully Vaccinated Within seven
years, i.10t had been successfully vac
clnated more than seven years proceed
me the attack. 1926 had never been
| Nacclnatcd at all. and in 1850 cases the
vaccination history was uncertain or
unobtainable. Ants wiz kindly re-
rain from comments on the adjective
successful In the foregoing. Also.
reader VIII please not ask as 10 cX-
plain why seven years figures so proni-
nently. because we haven't the slight,
est idea why. There is no reason 10
believe immunity from vaccination
lasts seven years.
Turning Stamps Upside Down What
IS the reason for the post ONCE custom
"f passing out postage stamps with the
gummcd side up
Reply--Some one thcorized that the
gummed surface might pick up germs
from the counter surface. so the de-
partmcnt orders 'cm delivered upside
down. pra Cticaliy. We wouldn't care
which way the clerk might hand gu,
ours, but, If anything. should pre-
fer 10 lick what comes off the counter
instead of licking what comes off
fingers and out OF mouths.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-15
DIR. Harrison 10 Spcnk.

Under the auspices of the Council OF
Jewish Women. Or. Leon j. Harrison
OF st. Louis. Will deliver an address a.
the Beth Ahabah Synagogue to-nig Int
at $50 o'clock. DR.. Harrison Is one
OF the most brilliant men OF the Amer
lean Jewish pulpit, and his subject will
be The Danger Threatening the Amer
lean Home"
The public is cordially invited
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-15
Gum la. 0ppo.itiou.

James city County Democrats will
put in the field for the nomination for
state Senate against Julien Gum. Of
Henrico. w. Walker Wade. Sheriff Of
| James City. The senatorial district is
composed OF the counties OF Henrico.
James City, Charles City and New Kent
and thee city of William burg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-15

clear oil is taken regularly to increase
weight 1t should not be taken directly
oeIore or after the meals. but pre-
teraoiH an hour or two after meals
OH tends TO delay digestion i'm the
stoma CHI.
one or the most fattening. strength
enins. economical and palatable dishes
III inns grand old world ls fried corn
meal mush thickly buttercd and swim
ming i'm syrup. II beats all otbef com
b!nations for putting on front.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-15

presents the distinguished European
| actress. Betty hansen, in picturiza
ton OF Tolstoi's greatest novel. "Anna
knrenina. This IL tho first American
made film In which Miss Manson has APP
peared as set, and It is said to have
been produced with scrupuous ndelity
10 the story and with an artistic regard
for atmosphere. Conspicuous I'm Miss
Nansen's support will be seen Edward
Jose. who Will be remembered for his
work as the Fool, In "a Fool There
Was
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Ethical
a lks

like pirate she laughed softly, Ito
ransom me-
why" he demanded.
BECAUSE" she whispered, you had
only to ask and"
Evan asked.
The next cruise Of the Scourge will
be n honeymoon trip.
Copyright, 1915. by the Mcclure News
paper SyndiCate)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-15
Woman and Home

such II sudden termination" She smiled.
ut is To bad to have to return to
the real. lie supplemented. For the
last four years YOU have been my cap
tive. and now
And now" she prompted
The situations are reversed | have
h"cu Your captive ever since | came
down here"
Then YOU were n very unbusincss-
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ADJUSTMENTS
Reception Matinee mt ntJou.

Immediately after the Graycc Scott
the Goose" at the Bijou Theater this
afternoon. Miss Scott Will hold an IN
formal reception on the Stage. to which
the entire audience is invited. ON
saturday afternoon q souvenir per
Torrance will be given. when Il photo
graph Of Miss Scott will ne given to
cN.rN one IN Tic audience.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-15

GYPSY: You would be foolish to have
your lovely hair cut for a fashion that
Will last but few months II will take
a long time for the hair to grow long
enough 10 arrange il bccomingly You
can, however, arrange il to look as il
IL were bobbed by turning under the
mar ana pinning IL closely to the head.
PROVIDED, OF course, your hair is not
long and heavy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-15
FIRTH SrhcT al strand.

An attraction OF unusual interest is
offered by the Strand for the res, OF
The week. beginning o-day. IN the pho
iopiaE, Pretty Mrs. smith" in which
the famous little devil OF grand opera :"
FRITZ Schen. makes her debut on the
screen. This Nivacious and hrillinn,
star has TOO long enjoyed international
fame as a singer OF grand and comic
opera TO require special introduction.
IL Is necessary only TO recall that, af-
ter she forsook the ranks of the Metro
politan. she created firore in the
title role Of Victor Herbert's Mile
Modiste.' and, since that time, has con-
tinued to be one OF the most glittcriny
lights OF the comic opera stage She
Is the only grand opera star who has
ever zone into motion picture work
doubtless because she is the only one
wh" is lifted by grace, charm and
Nivacity for that field. 1t is said tina,
IN Pretty Mrs. Smith" the quality OF
The production is greatly heightened bN.
the array Of gorgeous costumes with
which the gay Miss ScheT has been
proNided--costumes that are said TO I've
dazzling and Of the style of the day AT
:cr tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-15
III Treating Horse,

G =. Wade was arrested yesterday
on 81 charge OF III treating :, horse He
was arrested by Policeman Riddcll.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-15

remember. II YOU are inclined 10 crit
le'z" dancing. Investigate and YOU will
h"d mat all girls who dance are no,
Haiom"s. hUt those who enjoy the pas
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Police liOnrd In Session.

The monthly meeting or the Board OF
Police Commission was held last night.
1t was said that only routine business
was transacted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-15
Useful
Hints
The Morning tory
PIRACY AND PROPOSAL.
by Eprs w. sargent.

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twan cn\ieG tl'h'
He hal been tYyiuE flor SIN weeks 10
,ao,ao ul,a,bcr ar NO, Alic. cared for
,,,,. MIS- so,c
hlhi' an" ne WIS '''''"
TO the test. lie was h"' ""v" VI -
+ ladies' man Until ne had seen Ai'c'
bis sweetheart. and
ms 49,, ~ Ia, ~ good fellows out =
~ w 49,, ,1I,,r,mor.s. feminine
VIE neu 49,
.,,t e, lf,'lr-iust a little
-" " rh. spa lie did no,
- t.rbrr \li,e thought of
even Know -r,,,,, ar as him.
w ." , -, -br ,y,ys of women
a..id ito might have
" 49,, ;, h,,t n, dreaded Ger
81 ~ i,yot..i himself
- Wv. :, Inc twins. and thus
nv, iE, o,.c,sionallv to enter
500" " -, "a. .,rt.r or which
WV. -; ..,,I,
~, -, no twins iuspiraiion
,,,,;,, .nra nc INC spanisb main had
araa ~. i,,,rin,,iors Here they
80 az No ,;i,lf If Mexico. whence the
80 80 ,,l,n,e had made Ih.i
80, En,rj,'r v.ovid satisfy, but that
80. .,,n,,i,, ~ ,,ron - nir,tiny axpedi-
49,,
,rhe;r mo,b.r was clad enough 10 be
-, r a. ,,oo,, .be cruise
n.o,,d occ,,nv ma Alice cutler manu-
featured most imposing SKULL ana
closs oo,eS l"s :" '",a,.,., shn,yi,
NE ,nS.a% ma .,.Ins corsf,,iIy looked
tor,hs .a,,,ins cannon and it's SUNNY
"I'e' 'he S"I"' ''N - @
,,cea carrying wooden darycrs between
thsIr ,es,E
Then cam. IN. dav NJ arnbarkation
TIA tr,ns r,ss.5 the,r mother GOOD
nv as dutiful piratcs should. and set
out with Alice for the pier. while Evan
hmrr,ea ovnr 10 rho nost once 70 mako
sure that p helate6 business letter was
' Hs cHrs H"i' his fate with true pratt
cal fervnr yyhsn he came 10 ma dnrl,
~" -, W ~. 40
the hotel withou, n good nv for MIN
self but ono. on hoarb and Inder way
80 . " 49, .. ,"S p ,.,,;.
that the conIa "n,,ls h.iia,,,. ,i,h
,ucb ahso,,,,o ..r,nnsness s "a rnr
vince an outsider that their nreteuse
was real. and EVAN rrinred over ,h.ir
cIrcumstantial account of the capture
OF a hcautjrIl maiden whom, mo-, w.r.
nolan, ' fo, ran ,a,"Y' ""'''' '"e' were
we ius, tied handkerchief over
her mouth" exclaimed Dudley IAN,
saws: less we pet len ,housond DIM
Inns from your father. VII send him
your cars
~. c''t"' S"Pr,'mrnte" Cor
and we tied her hands. and il was y
doubloons, not dublins. what ". said"
los, "".i'.S' "cicH""" qua
decided that neither was s r n!D'S on H ths
pronunciation of doublooms. the twins
were ready To go down into the cabin
Nov VIZ, S""'
Evan. sis to gel out in The CHR an nd
lie in wait for the ealleoms ran, ,h.
mines They should have LET Vera
do that, or shall We So, sail ro, RAJ,
land force and plundcr ne store,
houses OF the natives
Objected DUAL, -. .'". ~
Resides we've ,he beauteous maiden to
as We nro,,,,,i- w. "e' '"'her
Pirates don't cable" Suggested Cor
don. they send messengers In disguise. i"
II guess modern priates ns,. mo
cable" laughed EVAN. stopping a dem.
ter keen a sh,rn innltn,, - Inv ICY
ships"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-15
WILLARD IN LONDON
American Ambassador TO Spain Calls
Ambassador Page

LONDON. April 14.--Colonel Joseph
r.. Willard. American ambassador TO
spain, has arrived in London. To-day
he called on Walter Hines Page. the
American amba ssador TO Great Britain
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-15
Bright Farce nj Colonial.

The George Kleinc production Of
stop Thief" which was shown yestcr
day AZ the Colonial for the FIRST OF a
two-day engagement. proved TO be even
more productive OF laughs than was the
farce On the stage. Laughs come so fas,
that they tread on one anothers heels
The production Is of the best, while the
cast includes Mary Ryan. Harry Me
slayer ana many other clever actors
! Preceding the feature is the smith
Jones Affair" short comedy filed with
sheer fun. The 'McCOrmack Ladies'
symphony orchestra and Eai Ball
at the organ--provide daily musical
programs that add Immensely TO the en-
ter.ainment ana pleasure of the audi
,cnces. For tomorrow and Saturday the
management announces Mrs. Leslie Car
ter in Il him version OF The Heart or
Maryland"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-15

time under the proper conditions and
environments are acquiring both health
and strength
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-15

treda: | am sure, Fr.da. if Won Will
practice THIS exercise daily for while
YOU VIII not hesitate TO don your bath
ihS suit and cavort along the shore
with your more shapely sisters Swing
the right leg outward and around 10
about eighteen inches back OF the left
root Then swing the right leg out :
ward ana around back To position.
Wh!ch IL To stand erect. with the hands
resting on the hips and the legs crossed
at thc knees, with the right foot in
front. Reverse the position Of the feet
and perform the same movements with
the left leg. The weight OF the body
must always be thrown Oh the ad
Nanced leg. and perfect poise and bal
ancc should be maintained throunho,,,
the entire movement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-15
Mixed Dances
BY LILLIAN RUSSELL.

Opposition to dancing dwindles as
! that form OF exercise becomes better
understood. Some people still object 10
dancing because they know nothing
about 1t. Others make the mistake OF
Judging it by the environments which
sometimes surround this form Of pas
time Those who are its opponents in
such cases invariably base their jude-
ment upon isolated cases rather than
upon the general practice
Dancing under the right conditions is,
without doubt, one Of the most health
fui forms Of exercise. II provides physi-
ca! exercise and mental diversion at the
same time. such diversion is as essen
tlaI 10 good health and bodily develop
'nent a. muscular exercise
y We!l-known university coach states
That after his football team was de-
!e"'ed he gave dinner and dance for
tue players TO put them in condition
Tor the next game. This may sound
rather peculiar at first thought, but the
coach concluded that his PLAYERS had
been overturned TO an extent where
Their muscles ana nerves were dead
ened He providd them with mental di-
version ami enlivening exercise AT the
.
! cessfuI.
! All successful, gymnasium classes
practice dancing in some form. GYM
/ hnStic dances and simple ballet steps
! arc TO b" seen wherever a class is train
! Ihs Folk dancing is another form Of
exercise. In such cases mixed dancing
! IS not The rulc. But mixed dancing is
/ me most enjoyable and beneficial he :
cause willie IL provides exercise ii also
occupies the mind. 1t co ordinat.s the
! actions or the muscles and mind and
( develops agility.
Dancing, like everything else should
/ he surrounded by the proper environ
/ hcntS This. of course, is fully UNDER
} STOOL. society dancing is liable to lead
!" the keeping Of late hours. This must
/ b" avoided n dancing is followed AS an
/ exercise. The reason that college train
erS OBJECT TO dances and balls is be-
cause me: run too far into the night
{ Loss OF sleep ana overeXcrtiom offset
an henchtS which might accrue BUT
iof old and young dancing can he ac-
ccrtrd as beneficial form OF exercise
Ih"y can thus enjoy stopping TO lin.
music and pleasant exercise in the most
helpful form.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-15

Specialists advise against harmful
hair stains and dyes. But why use
them when YOU can bring back tho
natural youthful color with Hays Hair
Health? This is accomplished
with one or two applications NGSN
by the action Of oxygen in " Nal
the air induced by this ia WY
nous preparation. Absolutely }Np
harmless. Keeps new gray N/~1
hair from showing. Removes VIII
dandruff; keeps hair natural I
colorcd and beautiful AT
l. y. Millcrs They refund Wv
price if ii fails. Using with HAYS
Appli"r' insures more thorough APP
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-15

Betty hansen ut Superior.
AS it's feature for the rest Of the
week, beginning to-day, the Superior
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-15

Schoolgirl: 1t isn't necessary to tell
anybody about the nts in your hair
You don't know where they came from
II may have been that they came from
some OF the girls who are so anxious
to make unllind remarks about it. TRY
hot vinegar for removing them. I'm
nerse the head in vinegar just a hot
rs YOU can stand il for about i've or
ton minutes, then shampoo the hair
thoroughly with good shampoo One
treatment usually eliminates tho
trouble rincturc OF lnrkspur Is also
good for this trouble. 1t can be pur-
chased at any drug store, with dircc-
lions FOR using.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-15

Miss T. Il. NJ: should not advise
YOU To use henna any other dive
on your hair. ienna does give a red
assn tingc TO the hair for while. but
"hen II wears Off it becomes streaked.
Dyes make the hair dry and brittle.
II is almost impossible to keep dyed
hair one shade. The ends will remain
dark and the roots of the hair viii!
tmrn back TO their natural color. If
Your hair IS uneven so to a good hair
dresses and have the ends singed Cut
ting the ends also is good.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-15

Seile: The lilac skin food is excel
lent for thin, sensitiv. skin. /, will
bniid up sa2SinS tissues and eradicate
Wfihkies when used with massage
Take SIN ounces almond OIL three
ounces lannlin, ten drains white wax.
zen Grams speFmaceti. two ounces witch
naHel. TWO ounces orange flower water
on" gram oi! Of lemon, one gram oil
OF mac and pinch Of boraN. Place all
inc Oil and wax IN 4 double boiler
While they are melting mix the witch
haIcl orange flower water and boraX
together. After The ingredients ar.
helteh sur III The witch hazel, orange
mower water and borax. Pour into n
Jar and beat until cold. Remember.
beating Is the secret OF fine cream
Massage this cream into the skin at
night.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-02-27
THE COUNTY FAIR
ey Peter Radfo'd.
ectuc. NniioiA. Partners Ihi"h'

The farmer gets more Out d
the fair than anyone else. inc
fair to city man is an entertain
ment; to a farmer it is educatioh'
Let us take a stroll through the
fair grounds and linger a mo,
ment at a few OF the points VI
greatest interest. We will first
visit the mechanical department
and hold communion with the
worlds greatest thinkers.
You are now attending con-
gress of tic mental giants IN me
chanical science Of all ages. lhey
are addressing you in tongues OF
s.iron and steel and in language
! mute and powerful tell an eio-
quent story of the worlds prog
! ress. The inventive geniuses are
the most valuable farm hands we
have and they perform an en-
during service to mankind. VIC
can. all help others for a BRIEF
period while we live, but it takes
a master mind to tower into the
realm of science and light a torch
of progress that will illuminate
the pathway of civilization tor
future generations. The men VINO
|, gave us the sickle, the binder.
. the cotton gin and hundreds OF
, other valuable inventions work
. in every field on earth and VIII
continue their labors as long as
time. Their bright intellects have
conquered death and they will live
1 and serve mankind on and or
forever, without money ant
= without price. They have show'
: Us how grand and noble It is tt
work for others; they have als'
4 taught us lessons in economy AM
$ efficiency, how to make one hou
e do the work of two OF more
q have heightened our lives. multi
y piled our opportunities and take
; toll off the back of humanity.
n They are the most practice
/, men the world ever produced
d Their inventions have stood tn
acid test Of utility and efficienc.
,e Like all useful men, they do M
= seek publicity, yet millions
!. machines sing their praises fro
p every harvest field OIL earth ar
ne as many plows turn the soil
re mute applause Of their marvelo'
achievements.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-02-27

A fine lot of young gentlemen
compoing the Tallulah Orchestra,
accompanied by a lady pianist,
came up to Providence Tuesday
and at night at the Pastime
Theatre presented an excellent
musical program, which was
greatly appreciated, as was shown
by the large number Of our citl-
gems present. The ilule, clarn-
net and trombone solos were
splendidly rendered and such q
musical organization composed
entirely of home talent, speaks
we'll for Tallulah. After the con
cert there was a dance and every
one present had pleasant time
-Banner-Dem "rrat.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-02-27
Keep II Handy For Rheumatism.

No use to squirm and vince and try to
wear out your Rheumatism. IL VIII
wear you out instead. Apply some
Sloan's Eminent. Need not rub it in
lust let it penetrate All through the
affected parts, relieve the soreness and
draw the pain. Yo, get ease at once
and feel so much better you want togo
right out and tell other sufferers about
Sloan's. Get bottle Of Sloan's Lini.
ment for Is cents of any druggist and
have it in the house against Colds
Sore and Swollen joint, Lumbago
Sciatica and like ailments. Your money
back if not satisfied, but it does giv'
almost instant relief. Buy bottle to
day.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1915-02-27

I ,e committees appointed by this Board,
he and the same is hereby adopteu and
ratified and that the matters be dis
nosed of as recommend d by said com
mittee. III. .
On motion of Commissioner Young,
seconded by Commissioner Kefl, the
nresident was authorized to appoint a
committee to investigate the offer of
Mr. John Scott, of the sale of drag
line leyes machine now at Henderson,
La and to advise the practicability and
adyisability of purchasing this machine
and to report to the Board its findings.
On motion of Commissioner Young,
seconded by Commissioner Guthrie, the
following resolution wassadopted:
Whereas, in the suits now pending in
the United States Court for this District,
of the st. Louis Iron Mountain Ry Co.
versus Dunn, Hughes and Campbell
Sberiffs ct al, restraining the collection
of taxes by said Railway company, il
which said taxes this Board has al
interest: and that whereas, Blanchard
Smith & Palmer have been retained a
counsel to assist district attorney Sny
de- i, the defense of the suits at Al
agreed ION fee f 500.
,.e,y,, ed, that mis- Board agrees
hear its proportion of said fee based W
O the amount of levee taxes involve
m said suit and with the permission
the Governor and Attorney General
this State, which is hereby submitted
does ratify and confirm the employmer
of said law nrm of Blanchard, Smte
Palmer.
I The president appointed the followir
completes: -
: TO investigate purchase OF ievee m
:, chine-Commissioners Hamley, Hill al
Guthrie, the presldent to act with II
@ committee. ifarE =
- To constitute the subcommittee
fix the damages in the Stewart Bro
CO., case Commissioners Hamley Al
r. Hill.
On motion of Commissioner Hamle
duly seconded the Board adjourned.
Attest: E. c.. RHODE
O. W.. CAMPBELL, Presider
| 49, Secretary ..sH