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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-13
DR.. Brady Health Talks
Country md Hospital Doctors.

lanes Mackenzie. the great English
heart specialist. won his fame and ,s.
o'''es ms grasp OF heart disease TO ex
periehce obtained in couury practice
as ne observes In his work on Diseases
or the Heart" The investipators 10
hospital wards and laboratories hara
ltt!e idea OF the difficulties the een.r,,
nracti'ionar has to encounter
me little have been able to do IN mi.
itsPcct 'thot Is, interpreting the SWIM
toms or heart diseasc) has but ononnd
my eyes Ia the extraordinarily rich field
iol investigation that lies before the
feherAi practitioner" And Mackenzie
Is one OF the worlds authorities in hi :
special subject ~
i'erhaPs the country doctor and tbo
private practitioner of a past rcner,
ton lacked some of the convenience
ana Instruments of precision that hos
ptais ana dispensaries supplied for the
use OF physicians working on their
SLAMS. To-day. however, the doctor in
inc small village has everything his hi r.,
hospital colleague can boast both in
paraphernaiia and scientific literature
indeed, we think the average countr,.
doctor to-day is more abreast of tho
umcS tnan the average city physical
or hospital STAFF physician And for
this reason: the country practjtionar !.
comparatively more able to devote time
ana money TO post graduate study and
special reading, having less front" and
appearance" to maintain in compc,i
tion with his m dical neighbors
People sometimes imagine that he
cause city physician IS connected with
hospital he is, therefore. an able
man than the country doctor or the nri :
waite practitioner in town. We know.
FOR We have enjoyed the emolunents ac
cruinE from such n position Yet it is
true that the majority of hospital sta #
appointments arc flied by patronayc
pull or favoritism In America rather
than by professional competition. as
abroad.
The fact that a physician is or Is
not connected with n hospital is OF little
or no significance insofar rs profession
al competence is concerned. Some sig
nally unqualified practitioners arc serv.
inE as physicians and surgeons on hos
pital staffs-serving without compcnsa-
ton, of course, but simply for what
prestige they can get out of IL. If the
truth were known the hospital spe
cialist' would have hard row to hoe
Much OF the medical treatment perpe
trateh In hospitals and dispensarics is
sort OF ready made system of char
iaIanry or treatment by ear, II We NAV
so describe 1t, The patient gets little
OF Formula No. X so many times a day
and II Formula X doesn't quite meet III E
indications, why, who should worry?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-13
Walk and You'll Have
a Good Complexion
CBY ANToINETTE DoyyEII'yI
Copyright. 1916. by An,olne,.e Don

You've probably heard that good old
advice given n certain young woman
who wanted good complexion: Bury
your rouge box three miles from your
home and walk every day 10 see that it
stays buried"
Bcst complexion advice that has ever
been given. II you walked three miles
every day You could not help hut have
good complexion. Thousands of
cases Of nervous prostration would bo
entirely avoided II three miles were
walked daily ny persons showing
nervous tendencies.
sluggish brain and n sluggish liver
may he converted into active bodily
members with three milo walk a dav
In fact, there's hardly "a part OF Won
that isn't benefited by three-m!le
walk Il day Now. you're a pretty poor
walker II you cannot make three miles
in sideTably less than nm hour And
there isn't ono woman OF lis who can
not give that much time 10 the exer-
else. II We have the mind for it. More
important still, there isn't one woman
Of US who can afford not to have the
,!gnc.
This Is an age when a woman cannot
afford 20 slump in her appearance. No
matter what her daily duties there Is
l no sympathy for her unless she kceps
! herself looking smart and trim If Won
! get the walking habit the smartncss
I ana trimnoss will follow as surely as
I night follows day.
/ You'll have the energy to "smarten
] and trim" yourself up. 1t isn't a want
/ Of money that keeps women dowdy
! and unSmart looking. II is n lack Of
! hca!'hy wholesome energy. You can
1 get this into your system quicker with
,hrcc-mi!c daily walk Than any other
| measure you may try
| II possible, ind . congcnfai com
! panion FOR your walk Everything is
moro pieasurable with congeniaI com,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-13
Ethical
Woman and Home

partnership. But don't let the want OF
1T refrain you from your daily walk.
AS you walk take deep breaths OF
fresh air into your lungs. At the end
of your walk you will feel as IL you
had taken some wonderful tonic. You
start the blood dancing through your
veins and your spirits are made so
buoyant that you feel there is no oh
stacle you cannot overcome
Don't let your walk be r list!ess one,
nor too strenuous in the beginning. II
three miles is too firing, start with one
mile, then two. then three, and on up
to five IL You can stand It, Remem-
Der, there is one thing you cannot get
too much of in this world, and that is
fresh air. and there is no better way
OF getting 1t into your system than
walking and breathing it into your
lungs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-13
To-Day and Tonight in
Richmond

Mnss-meetingI ON East broad
street truck recruiting, Bellevue
School, $40 O'Clock.
Council Committee on Charter
ChnnEes, Council chamber, City
Hall. = O'Clock.
Conference on FOurteenth Street
double trucking, City Hall. 1880
o'clock.
Acndcmy-"The Winning of Bar
bnra Worth" $40.
LSric-POpuIar vaudevflley muti-
nee, $3.50; night, 1880 nnd O;15.
Idttle-Pnrnnount pictures, con-
ttnuous performance. IL noon to IL
night.
ColOninl-Motion pictures, contin-
uouh performance. IL morning to II
might.
Isfs-MotiOn pictures, continuous
performances, IL morning to II night.
Sfrnnd-Popuinr vaudeville, matt
nee and night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-13
ELLYSON AND POLLARD
To STEAK AT OPENING

Dean Keller. Of Westhampton Col
lsge. has recently been detained in Bal
timore by the illness Of near relative
but returned 10 college yesterday and
viii be I'm her office this week. The
first general faculty meeting of the
new session convenes Tomorrow morn
ing at 10 o'clock Registration OF stu
dents in each college begins Wednes-
day morning. The first public exercises
will he held on Tuesday, September 81.
when addresses Will be delivered by
Lieutenant Governor J. Taylor Ely
son, president of the board Of trustees:
Attorney General John Garland Pol
lard. president Of the General Society
Of Alumni; President F. W. Boatwright
and others.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-13
1 entered my apartment called my

entered my apartment I called my
wife.
Lutc For Dinner.
The negro maid replied from the
kitchen door: she amt in yet Din
ner's ready. too but / spec she'll be
home right soon"
waited until 7:20. Then. as our
regular dinner was :. ! told the maid
TO wait no longer. ] seated myself at
the table. and had finished my soup
when Molly entered hurriedly.
"Oh, I'm glad YOU began without
me" She said. I'll he ready in a
minute"
What detained you?" 1 asked stern
iy when she had returned 10 the din
ing-room. after laying aside her hat
and wraps.
came up slowly on account OF the
snow" she explained.
When did YOU start uptown" I
queried.
Molly is truthful. and she answered
frankly. AT a quarter of seven"
And YOU expected TO ride that dis
lance on surface car in fifteen min
uteS|' asked.
SIN Unassigned.
She flushed anGrily. Would you
have me leave before tho other women
demanded.
Yes" declared, Il would, And
II bridge means neglect OF your hus-
hand and home. YOU will give il up"
Il won't" she exclaimed. I'VE may
as well have an undcrsta nd,ng here
and now. You have stopped every
other amusement ! have. and | mean
10 have a little fun. 7 declare"-her
eyes i'ashins-"the idea of any man
expecting to make UP TO woman nv
hts society for all the fun he wants her
TO lose
Wives have n right 10 do as they
please. Just AS much as husbands have
some wives may submit to unrcason-
able rules and regulations. hut ! don't
mean to You may as We'll resign your
self To that fact"
Il have not resigned myself to the
fact but have 10 accept it--or lose
my wife"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-13
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
KAISER DlSMISSES KLUEGE
Acts Against Commander Held Re
sPonsible For Check by Russians
on Sereth River.

LONDON September l2.-An Ex-
change Telegraph dispatch from Am
sterdam says:
Emperor William has dismi IS d
General Won kluege, commander OF the
Eighth Division. who was held re-
sponsihle for the .Austro German
check by the Russians on the Sereth
River in East Galicia.
General Kluege, according to the
German newspapers. retired from the
service at his own request, and with
pension"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-13
DRYDEN TAKES MINOR JOB
Grandson of Founder Of Prudential
Higgins Work With Company
mt sig "a Week.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.J

IHV"UI'fI 10 ] ne IIFHcS- DIS ldICN.J
NEW YORK, September 12.-John f.
Dryden. IL. grandson of the late
United States Senator John +. Dryden,
has taken a minor position with the
Prudential Insurance Company, which
his grandfather founded. and of which
his father, Forrest j.. Dryden. is presi-
dent His pay is said 10 be Sl2 n
week.
Young Dryden expects no favors. and
VIII have 10 prove himself before get
ting advancement He is twenty-one.
and graduated from Yale last June.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-13
Questions md Answers.

PEA From Grown Haired Woman
some time ago you delighted your
black haired readers by giving a for
mula for safe hair dye. writes a news
paper woman. Won't YOU dear Kind
good doctor, give n formula for dycing
brown hair. too?
3nswer--Cort Fruct. JuClandis two
ounces; Gallae Contus, onc-half ounce;
Sodii Chioratis one-half ounce Corticis
Aurantit. one ounce; AQuse, one quart.
Roll TO tho consistencn OF an ointment.
Pull hair through cloth saturated with
the stuif-and live forever
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-13

Very youthful In its Lines is suit of
brown brcadcIoth trimmed with beaver
ana touched up win "mhroidcries Of
brown floss and gilt threads the
unique feature OF the model - th" in
PRODUCTION OF the ''nun pocket formed
OF slashes on either eide Of the skirt
front and trimmed with the fur. The
hands are thrust into these. and In
connection with tho fur banded wrists
the simulated muf appears.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-13

Gertruoe-Don't be frightened any
more. Gertrude. for you could not pos
sibly gain flesh by using olive oil on
your face. good cold cream or skin
food would answer just as we'll as
olive oil. Exercise and dieting are tho
best things for reducing tho flesh. I
shall be glad to send YOU my exercises
and dietary IL you will send me a
stamped, addressed envelope.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-13
General weather. Conditions.

WASHINGTON. September lo.-There
nave been showers in the last twenty
TOUR hours in the region of the Great
Lakes, the Upper Mississippi Valley
ana the Northwest. Snow is falling in
oo"th"estcrn Montana. The indica =
lions are that there will be showers in
the region of the Great Lake, Northern
New York and Northern New England,
and generally fair east OF the Missis
sippi River Monday and TUESDAY. No
decided temperature changes are noted
FOR the next forty-eight hours
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-13
Useful
Hints
Why We Quarreled
The Husband Cues Account Of Friro-
ious HUcs Behavior.
py virginia rerhunc Van de wntcrJ

- Copyright 1916, by Star Company
II is strange that people who sgrce
in the essentials should quarrel about
such "a nonesscntial as society, Yet
this is what my wife and l did.
Molly lived in country town until
our marriage When she came to New
York as my wife She was fascinated
by the gayety and the senselcss whiri
that mean less than nothing to mo.
'She is charming, and my friends called
on her ana Immediately took her UP"
rs tn" saving goes.
Molly Informed me that 1t was our
duty 10 return the calls made upon
us. This l agreed TO- thinking that
when this post honeymoon task was
performed we might rest in peace in
our NttIe home and each others com
partnership But Molly had no such
idea Instead. she insisted on return
ing all who entertained us. This meant
that we Eay" series Of dinners that
cost more than we could afford. AZ
last set my foot down hard.
Wants Game Finished.
See here l said. IL am not a So
q. oiety bud. and decline to he one. l
viii not pay for any more of these
fool dinners. such as we have been Civ
e. ing for the past two months"
But she protested, everybody
gives them
Then let us have the charm of orig
ina!iIy proposed, Let us cut out
the dinnots"
- What snail Ne have instead?" she
asked, her eyes lighting AT the thought
Of some new form OF entertainment
+ Her face fen at my answer:
We'll give nothing. AZ least / won't
And as have not an unlimited income
you'd better decide 10 let the other
fellows do the entertaining for the rest
OF the Wear"
In other words" she retorted. well
be spongers and grartcrs"
Nothing Of The Sort ! contradctcd
"Fhos" peoplo entertained us we have
returned the compliment Now let the
thing drop The games played
She Tries Bridge.
Then she said, am | 10 stay shut
IN IN the house all the time and be
lonely and stupid and bored TO death -
1t cid seem a hi, hard, and saw
that II did. so modified my statement
somewhat
No said but If you mus, GO to
AFFAIRS let them be things that come
on IN IN" day time, not AT night. There
ar" plenty of lunches and afternoon
teas, If YOU like that kind Of thing"
she followed my proposal with vim
Ih"i surprised me. II she did not re-
ocINe IN invitation 20 lunch. she asked
SON" TREND TO 20 10 n rcstauran, with
nor held my peace for while. then
! reminded har that /, cost more to cat
at - restaurant than nj home
S!no" YOU must have some kind 81.
social gaNety.' / suggested, do make il
some Afternoon affair that does not ne
eeasitate the price OF an elaborate
meal"
The following week She announced
that she had decided 70 ioir hridcc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-13

AMSTERDAM. September IL via
London. September l3).-Thc Berlin
Norwacrts says some cases OF typhus
fever have been discovered in the west
crn district of Berlin. The police have
cautioned the public against using un-
boiled milk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-13
Martin Luther D,Oogc Dead.

ANN ARBOR, MICH. September IL.
Martin Luther DOoge, professor Of
Creek at the University OF Michigan
from 1867 to 1912. and widely known
as a Greek scholar. died OF heart fail
ure to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-13
Antolnettc nonueIly,. answers.

Matthew P.-There is nothing you
can do to make red hair dark without
using Il dye i do not approve of dyes
OF any sort. AS time goes on it will
naturally grow darker
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-13
Delegates to d. A. r.. Convention.

IHVtNIiI I'D TIC IIHeS -DISphtcN.J
LYNCHBURG, VA, September 12.-
Tho Lynchhurg Chapter, Daughters of
American Revolution. has elected tho
following delegates to the State con-
Ncntion. which meets in stanton Octo-
her 1874: Mrs. 7. u Christian. regent:
Mrs. r.. t. AhcrS regents alternate:
Mrs Il. l.. Thornhill. Mrs C L. Dcmott
and Mrs. George Lcckie
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-13
General Forsyth is Dead.

ROCkPORT. MASS. September IL
General George Alexander Forsyth. u
s. A, retired, Civir War Veteran
died at his home here to-day after
long illness
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-13

Carolyn-Oatmeal and bran mixed Is
an excellent substitute for soap for
tendon skins. Take equal parts OF oat
meal and bran and place about four
or nFe tabiesnoonfuls in little bags
hre or six Inches square. Place a bag
IN the water which YOU have prepared
ior Washing Your face in. and when
the water Incomes milky use the ba &
rs you "ouio wash cloth. II YOU will
use good cold cream or skin food on
your race every night / am sure II will
not De long before the rouEhness will
nave disappeared. shall he glad to
sehd you my formula for skin food II
you VIII send me stamped. addressed
envelope.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-13
THE WEATHER


bocui temperature Yesterday.
l. noon temperature ............. 90
4. NJ temperature. .......... %
T. NJ. temperature. ....... rs
Maximum temperature to P. NJ. 90
Mlhimun temperature to r. NJ. ~
Mean temperature .. So
normal temperature ........ ~
ENcess in temperature Yesterday. 10
pelcicncy in temperature since
March Observation-Disclosures. 324
Dchciency In temperature since
January Observation-Disclosures. So. IFS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-13
Local Rainfall.

Rainfall last twelve hours
Rainfall last twenty-four hours :,
belciency in rainfall since March
.'........ ...............
deficiency in rainfall since jan
nary l NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. i:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-13

The new store at Masonic Temple is
now open. and is ready for your in
spection.
FOURQUREAN. TEMPLE & CO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-13

Temperature, rs: humidity. 70: wind.
direction, northeast. wind. velocity,
miles: weather, clear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-13
TRAINED NURSE TO
WATCH STUDENTS, HEALTH

ono OF the appointments which pat
rons OF Westhampton Will welcome is
mat OF trained nurse to assist in con-
serving and strengthening the health
or students. To this responsible post
Miss Halle Taliafcrro Of Richmond.
mas been appointed. Miss Talaferro
has had large and successful experl-
ence. and comes to her new position
highly commended by leading physi-
clans Of Richmond
During the summer the spacious
grounds OF the twin colleges have been
steadily improved according 10 the
plans Of Warren II Manning. the we'll
known landscape designer. Every visit
or admires the growing beauty OF tho
campus and the splendid Gothic build
inCs. Since the close of the last session
the residences on the campus Of Dean
j. z. Metca!l and Of Professors Gaines
and Loving have been completed and
occupied The plans Of the college call
for a faculty section OF twenty nine
Residences
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-13
DIR. BRYAN CONES TO CHAIR
OF EDUCATION AND SOCIOLOGY

To the new chair of education and
sociology comes DR.. -. r Bryan of
Chapel Hill, y. G. DR.. Bryan Is a
graduate OF the University Of North
Carolina, Of Columbia University and
OF New York University. He has re-
Gently taught the subject of second
airy education in tho University Of
North Carolina. Professor II T. Wick
lis the new associate in biology. He liz
kentuckian, graduate OF Bethel
College and OF Cornell University For
the past two years he has been an In
structor in biology In Cornell Uni
versity. having in charge two sections
of the freshmen class.
In Westhampton College there will
be three new members Of the faculty
DR.. Cleo Hcaron reccnUy resigned the
associate profcssorship OF history TO
accept similar position in Welles-
le* College. Her place will he filed
by Miss Susan NJ. Lough. graduate
OF tho University of Chicago MISC
Loueh has jus, resigned n full pro-
fessorship OF history In the Alabama
College for Women in order TO accent
the Westhampton position To the as
sociate's position in French and Span
ish comes Miss Lucy Bartholomew. a
graduate Of the University of Denver
and of the Sorhonnc. Miss Rartholo-
NEW has had the advantage of several
years residence in France and In Por-
10 Rico. The newly created position
or associate in German and English
has been flled by the appointment of
Miss Virginia Robinson, a graduate Of
Goucher College and recently an in
Structor there.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-13

Bothered-If your neck is wrinkled
you should massage it each night with
Il good skin food Rotate the muscles
hrmly in slant!ng direction from nm
der the chin toward the shoulders and
from the middle OF the throat back
ward and upward towards the ear. 7
snail be glad to send YOU my instruc-
lions for keeping the neck Young and
oeautitnl II Won will send me \
stamped. addressed envelope
MIS- NJ j. LII think that the roots
or Your hair lack nutrition. and this
causes your hair TO fall out. 7 am
sehoing you my formula for dandruN
ana l would suggest that Won take
scalp treatment or learn to MASSAGE
your scalp yourself I shall be glad Ia
sehd YOU my instructions for scaln mas
sage II YOU wish it and will send mo
n stamped addressed cnveIope This
is the formula for dandruff: resorcin
grams; grain alcohol, drains.
giHccrin. II ounce. and of rose w,,nr
surhcient quantity to make four ounces
Apply to the scalp at night before ma as
saying It,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-13

The new store at Masonic Temple is
now open, and is ready for your in
spection.
FOURoUREAN, TEMPLE & CO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-13
RICHMOND COLLEGE
OPENS ON THURSDAY
Eiglty-Third Session Begins Under
Bright Auspices, With Large
Enrolment.
MADE TO FACULTY
DR.. Garnett Ryland to Teach Chem
istry This Session, While DR.. f. G.
Bingham Makes Special Investiga-
lions in Government Laboratories.

Richmond College will begin its
eighty-third session-the second at
the new site-on Thursday. West
hampton College, tie coordinate In
situtinn for women. opens on the
Same day. The advance matriculation
indicates an increase in attendance at
both colleges At Westhampton the
increase will he larger, about twice as
many rooms having been engaged as
on this date last year.
There will be very few changes in
the faculty, II being the policy OF the
administration to retain the services
OF able teachers. DIR. e. G. Bingham
head OF the department of chemistry
will spend the winter In Washington
In the United States Bureau of Stand
aids. perfecting certain Investigations
4 fluidity and viscosity.
His place will he filled by DR.. Gar
nett Rylana, professor OF chemistry in
GEORGETOWN College. Kentucky, who
has furlough 10 teach for year in
his Alma Mater. Professor Ryland is
a son of the late DR.. Charles II. Rv-
land. long treasurer of Richmond Col
lege. He is An able chemist and an
enthuSia st C teacher
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-29
ACCIDENTAL SHOT
HITS AND KILLS
FORMER RANGER
LUPE EDWARDS DIES AS RESULT or
SHOT FIRED WHEN PISTOL WAS
DROPPED IN MISSION STORE.
OPERATION WAS INEFFECTIVE AND
VICTIM DIED LIVING ONLY
SIX HOURS AFTER SHOT.
Especial ~ The Herald.

MISSION. TcNa-. Dee. - -lupe Ed
wards. - vcar~ old. former member ot the
Texas rangers. died here WI o'clock last
night. a- The result "a an accidental shot
from q pistol at $50 o'clock IN the after
noon.
Edwards va- w " local business house
with friends and WAS Standing nil eight
or icn tccl to one -ldc Several mcii Werc
"v,mmug Ioadcd pistol when u wa~
dropped. firing single shot. The bullet
entered Edwards lcit side just below tho
ribs. and rau-ng upward passed through
both luu"- lIr was immediately attended
hN phy y-iran-. aud No II u'rlurE wu- oprr-
atcd en- The operation failed tn rally the
>irtim. however. and hc ia cd away rs
hour after thr -h"ntin-.
Mr. Edward wa- mot married. llr WA n
brother nl Grorer Edwards. deputy -hrnfi
IVY lhdal.. county. and wa trll known
throughout thi- section
A. the -hnutiue Mas au accident nu ar
RESTS were made There wn~ some conflict
a- w winch wv thc several men examining
thr lti-tul at the tame dropped i