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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-03
~ 4 SIN 10 III: RICII IL
WEALTH - USED Alright

He shall deliver tho POOR Christ
when on earth was the Friend OF tie;
poor and the helpless. Can the same
hn said OF An! of tGc Jewish kia:Y
from saul to .\hab? Thorc were in
stances OF pity. indeed. hui the rich.
the influential. tho mighty were the
men whom the kings houorcd II is
not a sin 10 lie rich. hut the rich man
can only use his wealth arignt when
his desire h'e effort i to help thos.
less successful than himself II is
easy to say DovtriN cannot be ahol-
ishcd hut the real question is VIVA:
are VIC doirc. YOU and J. {" heln the
poor by sympathy, by personal min
istraton. by real assistance: Can any
king in all history he remembered rs
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Columbus Nv further than his sail
"rs, Where they fixed their eyes on
more drif'w""d he behcid new world
The Christian secs heaven ahead. where
the inGdcl secs only drift around him
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first Church nr Christ Scieptt.t-
REGULAR services viii be held thi;
mor!'mG. The subject VIII be I'm
reality
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Family Dag. Service. with = special
pro"fam arranged by The pastor. T:eN.
-. W. NJ. Tayl"r. rili BE- held to-day at
III" West Fad Methodist Church. Each
IN, nj Ell Of ths family l. requested u
attend and the families viii sit to-
S"ther old s!!iou hymns Viii he
suns, and the prstor Will have for
his subject "'rh. Christian FIomc. 81"
pastor will also preach at ) o'clock to-
might.
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Hanover A,enue tbrI.,i,nI

George ". kemper viii conduct ..pc. ia
home coming services" this n,."r,ir,
At II oclOcH Tonight at $ o'clocl
Key. J.. w. Long. pastor 81 the 30
wardin Avenue Christian chut.h. vii
preach.
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Following the Gus tom that was in.
st!tuted last winter. the choir o -.
Taurs church Wi!l render special mr IL,
III TIA. CHURCH to-n.Gh; ~ o'clock. Tho
"ho!r vii! lie under The direction OF T..
firNlnSton iiar''c., o--.tni-j
The program follows:
/ SsAtet. come Y- Blessed"
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Continued From Yesterday

1885,
1heF are only parity Pa" 'o''
The answer came SLOWLY. They are
only rartlv paid for. and as they re-
- ...h... r,.sa.s;~,, ~,
MAJ" III QUA AM
u! entirely cleared ana as me men
are earning no money and cannot con-
tinue ra1r7or, We are foreclos!nc the
MOI ''' GU
so YOU rob them OF their homes.
For shame. I'll stop that" And
Laura showing INDIGNATION in every
49,. 49,. ,.,,,, nod, .,,rr,.6
PoS' - NC '''''''E
away 10 find her father
An hour passcd-an hour freiehted
Win fr,cn.frl norton, for mo actors
IN the TRAGEDY OF ton! ana tyranny
that is rapidly nearing its final cur
rain. In ma, bour Laura had found
:, ,,,s t;s
'"''''.' "''' "''' "'''' '"'' 80
neck, had begged MIN to nave mercy.
You must take pity on Your poor
,o,,o, ,.,ro," 81, r,d ,,c,dod mud
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Iaura's Fiance Throwing Her Father.
Tenants Out Of Thir Homes.

that the hah-crazed and sorelv stricken
man had craftily stolen tho reyolve,
from his own side pocket. accented MS
services. Go up near the gate and
signal US when tho auto starts" were
his ana! instructions. And So the stage
was set
Slowly the limousine drew ou, from,
the Powers estate. The lnilliorair..
mad drawn The shades "a rro..c. rir,
Sell from the insults and .-ibes o.. his
men on the streets. and Laura had no,
bothered 10 raise them ou, or,n ~
road the macXpe swung and ba6 , IN.
satheFed f.ll ,.n9tn&ntuu when tn.
.hauIeur's Heart was turned u stone
ny The orange tongue az nana 10,
!capcC from behind the trunk Of :. ~.
ny the ringing shot q = VOL aj,r.J
gun, hE tho crash o: glass in the bod
- me ca: ee3!ad him and ny the mad
Han!acal pea! OF laughter tha. nrbo.d
wi!aly through tnc afternoon air
ne drought tho auto .utc cufrl. 49,,
u" caLE nj ono glimpse q: = pa!- ~
strangely staring. Gaha!lowea ..v.s ~.
io ~" AZ nm! from behind Tho trunk
% me grand ola tree ~ 1h- roadsid.
ItN4G powers was an ir.-e-.tf., 49,.
In The Commu0!,s where lie if,..a
nee mad guarded his r-.a-fal ro-,. Ill
curing the strike Tho. u-c-a r..- .
hand when tna shooting took Ma
ana so IL happened tna, The ay,,l,frg
7..s''-l"E murderer was quickly caugh,
ahc was Gra4eed into Powers lihra-,.
while tie agou!zed uil!iorsi,a s,jiI
tHe 'lisi burst OF his awtGl grief vas
bending over The cold. dead form n. lie
heaaN!"l laa'tyrcd daughter
10 VAIN me what you viii. have
MO NY revenge The world has ON.
less iyrant 10 opnress IL. ut-d So.
ed. And then MS ewes rru ma, r@,....-
he started a j: he had seen a ,,1os,
ou.' he mG,tcIcd Y-.al.l,. ~,
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Dr.. Brady's Health Talks
PASSING OF THE PESTHOUsE.

In recent epidemic of smallpox
which caused considerable alarm. the
health department of Western city
announced through the press that /.
all contacts had been vaccinated and
there need be no further alarm.
The health department was right.
The epidemic ceased right there. But
there was one peculiar thing missing.
IL appeared that the health authorities
felt confident that the VACCINATION of
all "contacts"--that is. persons who
had been exposed to the discase-was
quite sufficient Evidently they had no
/, fear of the disease being carried in the
air. No particular effort was made to
raccinate all persons to leeward of tho
infected houses
Yet many communities still maintain
"a pesthouse" or isolated building
where cases OF smallpox are marooned
Why? For no reason at all. There is
absolutely no tenable proof that small
poN can travel through the air. Isola-
ton OF the infected individual is nee
essary and wise, just as in other con-
tagious diseases, but It is inhuman and
unnecessary to bundle the victims off
TO Il poorly equipped and poorly man
aged shack in the country
In Paris and other enlichtcped cities
smallpox is successfully and safely
treated in the same hospital with
measles. scarlet fever, erys!pclas and
other contagious
Every outbreak of smallpox can he
traced TO reckless. ignorant or surrep-
titious commerce, between the original
importer of the infection and the sub
sequent cases. There is no need OF
suspccting aerial transmission Of the
disease The mode OF conveyancc is
only too plainly evident in the personal
contacts.
Smallpox patients cared for bv
trained nurses in a wcll-equipped. we'll
screened, well-manaCcd hospi;a! are
never menace to people living close
by.
Inc pesthouse survives to-day only
because health officers are afraid to
oppose popular prejudice by applying
twentieth century principles in snni-
tary practice. The pesthousc is not
only unjust TO the unfortunates who
may be compelled to enter it, but a
foolish waste Of funds which ought to
he used for better purposes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-10

Grace Darmond will work out the
thrilling mystery that surrounds the
disappearance of THE Millionaire
Baby" and will then back through the
screen TO make way for Max Figman,
Lois Meredith. Thcda Bara. Rose Cogh
Ian and all the other stars of next
week.
The Little rhcatcr will display Jack
Barrymore and his famous mustache
-forcrunner of Charlie Claplin's-in
Richard Harding Davis's entertaining
story. The Dictator" made into a pic
ture by the Paramount concern. and
Will close for sunday while Myrtle
Steadman and wild Olive" make their
entrance i'll tin boxes
Richmond. as seen from the clouds.
VIII disappear after tonight from the
Strands screen, and Edith storey and
Earle Williams will reopen the house
on Monday. under another lease or ar
ranGement or something. in Han
Gaines Tho Christian" a Nitagraph
picture.
All the painters. carpenters. elec,ri.
clans and decorators will depart from
the Isis-somctime the Reeent--and
Elinor Glynns Three Weeks" duly
censored by that strangely inconsiS-
tent organization, the National Board
Of Censorship, will supply current
tators for the first four days of tho
week
And-spcakinE Of cleanup day
they say that burlcsque is coming back
10 Richmond next season: the same
sort Of hurlcsque that hurlcsrucd as
musical comedy last season and made
special and meretricious appeal to
women by advertising ladies mat
inces."
iuccs" n {.
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BRITIsH TAKE OFFICER
FROM INTEKSED VESSEL.

NORFOLK. July 9-Thc German Of
nccr from tho cruiser Prinz ritcl
Friedrich. taken by British authorities
from an Italian steamer at Gibraltar on
.Eune and reported at the time as cap
tain Thicricii ems. was Third Surg con
Nolior, according TO George w. Taylor,
Of this city. now working with the Red
Cross in the war zone.
Taylor. writing here from Athens.
says lie recognized the man. and. al
though the German officer was WORKING,
as = cook, his presence was known 10
British naval officers. Noltcr hoped 20
Join The Turks at the Dardanclics.
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AM u S E M E MT s


Every show-shop in town Will pre-
sent tonight for the last time what
ever II is presenting. and will proceed
to clean up for next weeks fresh at
fractions. which will, in several cases
certainly be some attractions
MIR. Bcrthelet's Bijou Stock COMPANY
Will be seen this afternoon and to-
night in Cosmo Gordon Lennox's bright
comedy. The Marriage of Kitty" and
VIII then go TO work to put the finish
ing touches on The Devil
The cowboy hass's big voice will
boom behind the falling curtain 70.
the last time at the Lyrics last show
for the week, and the house employees
will prepare for another quick lunch
of short-order theatrical entertain
men;
At Tie Colonial Harry McstaNnr aul
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Trying to Tempt the Author

Mrs. l.. b. asks: ~ Why is il that
the sense of tightncss in the inner ear
seems to loosen up when one pinchos
the nostrils and forces air back in tho
ear? There are little cracking sounds
- Are Health Talks published in book
form? | would like to have the book
having lost several OF my slippings
Answcr-ND Eustachian tubes closed
They ventilate the middle car Via the
back of nose. Better have your nose
and throat specialist look after it, t2)
Publisher fears our talks are too
ramhling-we jump too much from
subject to subject. Wait until after
the war.
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Woman and Home

of beauty doctors for the purpose 81
securing only the appearance of youth.
Hut what's the use OF such peas
urcs% Keeping young Is kecI~ns
healthy. And there's no other way III
tho world Won can keen young II
means 10 ward off as long as possible
the changes that age brings on. OF
course. there will come a time when
Won must sucCumb to old age. but that
time can he postponed for years If
YOU keen thcrouchly healthy.
Tho first thing your speak Of about
a person who is years Older than She
looks is the condition Of her skin.
she hasn't a wrinkle" you'll say. or
Her complexion Is as clear as a
ha by s. And the greater care that
women Will give their compilations
over other parts Of their anatomy is
evidence that n good complexion is one
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-10

Of the first and most importan, sig
nails Of youthful appearance.
In order 10 have a complexion that
will bring YOU admiration for your
youthful! appearance, YOU must treat
the skin from within. instead of from
without. The average woman in her
hurry after that lost possession-youth
is much more inclined 10 treat the
skin externally and neglect it entirely
from within. External applications
give only the scmblancc OF youth and
that only temporarily; treatment from
within can give the reality.
II you know anything about the
physioloey OF the skim YOU know that
II is not only protection to the flesh
underneath, hut il is also one OF the
organs for the elimination of waste
products from the body In other
words, II is one OF the sewers Of the
BODY, wi;h the pores as Inc outlets.
You can see, therefore, now necessary
II is 10 keep thr pores omen. If waste
products accumulate in tho skin. they
VAL poison II and give il an unhealthy
ana old appearance. To keep the pores
81 the skin open the skin must be kept
thoroughly c!eansed by washing
But for the healthy appearance OF
the skin there must be no disturbance
OF circulation The disturbcrs that
work most havoc OF the skin come
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-10
EXAMINER ARNOLD HERE
Rrports Progress in Administration
OF New Tax LayyE

K. w. Arnold. of Waverly. Examiner
OF Records for the district composcd
OF the counties of Surry. Sussex
IreenesEille, Brunswick and King
'eof ee' was among the callers at the
office of State Auditor G Lee Noora
Yesterday. Examiner Arnold reported
substantial progress being made with
the enforcement OF the new tax laws
IN his district. He conferred with the
auditor on certain questions that had
arisen IN the prosecution of his duties
which were not clear to him. and
obtained much desired information con
corning the requirements of the new
TAN laws.
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5. C.-The roughness of your skin
on arms and legs is probn bly, due to
poor circulation. Exercise in tho open
mir and taking salt baths is excellent
for remcdyinG the condition. Sprinkle
salt literally in the bath and then rub
vigorously with Turkish towel until
the flesh is all aElow. The stray hairs
between your brows can he pulled
out with twee2ers, then a drop of
peroxide and ammonia applied. Soften
the flesh first by bathing in warm
water. | should be clad TO send you
my formula for removing superfuolN
hair II YOU will send me n stamped.
addressed envelope.
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Bitten by Coppcrh~,d.

TSFeCTHT 10 Tic Tlmes-UIspa tch
BRISTOL. VA. July 3.-John Hon
kins. resident of Big Creek. near
Bristol. was bitten OH the right hand
by comprehend snake this week lie
WAS picking dcwberries near the base
OIL ioiSton Mountain when the reptile
sDrang at him and stuck it's fangs into
ms hesh between the fingers. He re-
celred immediate treatment, and it is
stated mat the poison was probably in
n large degree counteracted. and that
thc Dltc VIII not prove dangerous.
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DIR. Peyton Is Honored.
Especial to The Times

PULASKI, VA, July DIR G. F. G
feyton, for many years a pr.cticinr
physician here, left yesterday for Day
'on' o'' having been appointed assistant
surgeon at the National Soldiers Home
III Peyton was a surgeon during the
spanish American War. and IL was
.,loush me influence of one OF the
surgeons on the staff with which bo
was connected that the appointro
came 10 him unsought. Dr. Pey,on is
IN" iather of Mrs Frnvel, wife of DR..
x. {. Fravel. of Richmond.
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Injured by Kick of Mule.
fHJUFNN u! TNTNN vi 'IuTCs
special to The Times DiSpatC \

TspeclaI % Tho Times -Dispatchl
NCHRURG. VA. July John II.
Hudson. Il weil-known farmer. who
lives near Boousboro, was kicked and
severely hurt yesterday by "A mule. tho
accident taking place at his home. The
full force Of the Kick struck Mr.. Hud-
son in tho mouth. ana his jawbone was
Spliu,ered.
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Antoinettc Donneny,. Answers

Worricd-l should not worry about
the hlodoshot condition of my eyes if
] were YOU. II is probably caused by
dust blowing into the eyes. Battle
Your eyes in the morning in a solution
of horiC acid, two teaspoons of horic
acid to pint of hot water. 1t is also
helpful and soothing to wiring a folded
handkerchief out OF ice water and
lay it OH the closed lids. Repeat
keeping the application cold.
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TWO RAILWAY EMPLOYEES
HAVE FINANCIAL TROUBLES
Especial to The Tincs-Dispatch.l

I.fNciiBURG VA, July 9.-Two en-
ployccs OF the Chesapeake and ohio
Railway at Clifton Forge TO-DAY nlcd
voluntary petitions in bankruptcy III
tho Federal District Court here. each OF
the petitions involving less than $1,000.
l.. =. Bailey schedules debts aCGrcgat-
Ing $1,000. and he shows liabilities
agercgating $565o. He has twenty
three creditors. all Of whom are To-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-10

Hilda F.--Nassa sing Your neck each
night with a good skin food will be
helpful for scrawny. wrinklod neck.
Rotate the muscles firmly in slant
ing direction from under the chin to-
ward the shoulders. and from the mid
die Of the throat back ward and upward
towards the ear. You should give
Your neck as much care as your face.
After thoroughly scrubbiuE your neck
with q flesh brush, using plenty OF
warm water and a pure bland soap,
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Ethical
a ks

from Indigestion. the use of stimulants.
especially alcohol and coffee, and from
oNerwork. dissipation. excitement, and
late hours. These disturbances pro-
duce an unnatural pallor or muddiness
OF the complexion, pimples, and other
skin troubles.
Cut out of your diet a large portion
OF the articles of food which delay di-
gestion and disturb the liver.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-10

I then rub it with lemon juice. Lemon
juice is the best bleach there is. j
shall be glad to send you my instruc-
lions for keeping tho neck young and
beautiful If you will send me a stamped
addressed envelope.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-10

have q fatty tumor on my back
which is increasing In size can any
thing be done TO prevent increase?
Answer-Yes. have your doctor slim
a scalpel under the skin and shell out
the lump
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-10

Gated in Clifton Forge. H. c. Ruark.s
petition shows debts amounting 10
Soo3.l5 and assets of $3.50 He has.
are located in Clifton Forge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-10

One cannot easily dispense with
the colorcd linen suit. Tailored
cool. AMI lust Il little bit warmer
than n dress, il is suitable for many
occasions where coat is needed
coat suit like the above model is
nf fast shade of blue linen. I'm.
Ike most OF this seasons models, it
doesn't honst of single pocket
that is. TO show-hut there are two
on the inside, and. while they clio not
adorn the suit, they are moro use
ful.
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Blondie-Why don't YOU try dress
ing your hair down over your ears?
1t does not have to be pinned down
tight. but your hair can just fail loose
~ over your ears and they will not
he so conspicuous. The only way to
remedy protruding ears is TO tie n
cloth over them at night to hold them
back close to the head This process
is slow, but YOU will get the desired
effect If you have patience
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-10

Matilda-The only way to reduce is
by dieting and exercise. The squattinc
exercise is excellent for reducine
weight Stand erect with the feet
nearly together and hands resting on
YOUR hips. Rise upon the toes. then
sink the body to the floor in n squat
ting posture. bending the knees sharp
" until the thighs and legs are doubled
upon each other and the weight OF the
entire body is supported by the toes.
You must keep your trunk perfectly
erect throughout the movement. Re-
turn 10 the original position and re-
peat twelve times TO begin with. grad =
ually increasing 10 twenty OF thirty
times ! shall be glad to send YOU my
instructions for reducing the bust. also
reducing dietary, if YOU will send me
stamped. addressed envelope.
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OF the first and most important sig
nails Of youthful appearance.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-10-11
IoAR M'eLoNE GIBSON.

Letting your hair go back" is, /
imagine. much like swearing OF drink.
ing the second time.
You have all the awful coIors and
peculiar combinations OF Colors with
which you have tried to deceive your.
self as well as the dear public, and
are now sorry for It. You will be
figuratively apologizing for months
for making TOOL OF yourself.
Just why 1t is any worse to color
your hair than 1t is to wear false
teeth, one is Just as patent to the oh.
server as the other, is conundrum
that no narrow-mindcd man or woman
tan answer, but they all seem to think
one Is all wrong and the other all
right.
After YOU have decided that you will
battle no longer for the red.brown
hair of your early youth and begin TO
go about with white and red and vel.
low and brown. plaid or striped tress.
es which belong to the "go back"
period, you get so that you hale the
sight OF a mirror and you feel little
chills down your spine every time you
see anyone's eyes lift above your eye
brows.
My advice at this time is TO buy q
transformation and wear It until your
white hair has grown out long enough
that. its twist can be covered with
putfs or braids.
never thought much of the woman
who did not have enough cleyerness
not TO make results the only showing.
Ut is only newspaper woman who
will get anything by confcssing her
beauty or any other secrets.l
There Is no need Of any woman
wearing at any time ugly hair If she
cures for 1t, brushes ii ana above alt
keeps It clean whether It be on her
head or on her dressing table during
tie process.
Ones hair should be washed every
two weeks: and, as one grows older.
one should wash white hair every 10
days.
"Hair softly flowing, fancy free"
sounds beautifully poctical. but 1t is
more apt to look scraggly on the won.
all of 40. and scraggly hair means n
general deterioration OF character as
we'll as beauty.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-10-11
Suffrage Committee
Meets at Wheeling

Miss Margaret Mckinney left today
for Wheeling. where she will attend
a meeting of the campaign committee
Of the Women's Suffrage League of
West Virginia, which will be held to.
day and tomorrow at the home Of DR..
Harriet B. Jones in that city. Mrs.
]. Gale Ebert, Of Parkersburg, presi.
dent OF the League, Mrs. Lenna Lowe
Yost, of Morgantown. vice president,
Mrs. Warren, OF Parkersburg, and 9th.
er members of the committee will also
attend the meeting.
The Suffrage League is planning a
Dollar Campaign to secure funds for
carrying forward the work and the 10.
cal Political Equality Club will CO.
operate in the matter, though no ten.
tative plans have yet been made for
raising the money. The campaign will
be conducted on November ~.