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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-27
DR.. Brady's Health 7 alks
A Good Little Lie.

In order TO succeed In practice
doctor has to be a fairly proficient
liar. or course everybody has to lie
more or less, but in medicine, as she
ia practiced, good liar is bound to
win tho good will of the people.
From time to time we have endeav-
ored. in this lnterlude Of interroga-
ton, to throw the light of truth upon
the moro hackncyed. shopworn lies of
the profession, because we feel that
when n diagnostic lie becomes thread
bare enough to be seized upon by the
junkmen OF tho nostrum world and
worked over and marketed as genuine
goods. II is high time to call a halt
That Is why we have no room In this
column to discuss stomach complaint"
'biliousness and rheumatism" unless
in spirit OF levity. These lies. we be-
lfeve, are now old and decrepit enough
to be pensioned off, and It is n shame
TO think the eminent specialist" whose
name and address is kept sncredly Sc
cret should keep such venerable old
servants In harness all these years.
But tho people Hike to he deceived no
matter who does the lying. Take the
uric acid joke, for instance 1t is
still good In most communities. There
arc lots of poor souls who deny them
selves this or that choice morsel Of
diet merely because they have been
led to imagine It will produce acid In
the blood and nggravate their "rheu-
matiz."
Lying does as much good az harm,
however That Is, In reference to
health IL does. One good little lie
we can unqualifedly recommend for
universal use is the habit of lying to
people about their looks We cannot
repeat this too often. Say. How do
you do? then follow 1t right up with
hearty compliment upon your
friends appearance-his heart Will
warm to you, and 1t will really stimu-
late his metabolism and improve his
digestion and tone UP his diaphragm
wonderfully Doctors dispense this
good little lie with the second bottle
CT tonic as a regular custom 1t Will
work just as we'll II not better. In lay
hands Try 1t over on your mouth
organ for n few times and see for
yourself its remarkable vitalizing pow
err.
II group OF friends should con-
spire together to do away with ono
OF their number no better way could
be devised than to continually and un-
tirinEly comment upon his falling
health, his bad color. the strange look
in his eyes, and to inquire solicitously
II he isn't sick.
Just as surely can psychological in
huence improve health.
So don't he a kill-joy BE a good
little liar and make yourself popular.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-27
LISTS FOR LEGISLATURE
WILL CLOSE THIS WEEK
Practically All Nominations for No
vember Election Are
Now In.
ORGANIZATION is IN CONTROL
Claims More Than Fifty Members of
Democratic Caucus-Majority Is
Pledged to Program for enforce
ment OF Statewide Prohibition.

This week will see all candidates for
tho Senate and House OF Delegates to
BIO elected on November 2, nominated
the Democrats in the Thirty-third Dis
trict, composed of Norfolk County and
Portsmouth. and in tho Third District
composed OF the counties of Buchanan,
Dickinson. Russell and Tazewell.
Senator w. C. Corbitt. of Portsmouth,
VIII be nominated In Il primary to-
morrow without opposition. Harry L.
Alexander. the Fusion candidate, has
Withdrawn from the primary and will
run as an independent in tho Novcm-
Der election, Notwithstanding state
ment from state Chairman Ellyson that
the legality Of the primary is unques-
toned and that the successful candi-
date would be recognized az the party
nominee. Mr.. Alexander will have the
support of the Fusion element of the
Democrats and the Republicans as we'll.
NOMINATIONS WILL
CLOSE THIS WEEK
In the Third District. ]. w. Chap
man. OF Tnzewcil. will be nominated
by the Democrats ut convention to
be held at Honaker this week Mr.
chapman has no opposition so far for
the nomination.. lie will oppose Sem
ator j. Powell Royal. who has been
renominated by the Republicans. and
the Democrats In tho district feel that
they have chance to win.
All nominations must be certified to
the clerks OF the Circuit or CORPORATION
Courts thirty days before the cleo
ton. Practically all OF the regular
candidates for the House of Delegates
have been named
OK the Democratic candidates for the
General Assembly. who are assured OF
election, Mt least nifty and probably as
many ms hfty-nve are known to he
allied with the Martin Swanson organ
izat'on There are perhaps others up
on whom the political observers mt
the thpltol have not gotten line
but friends OF the State organization
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-27
INGLE TELLS OF SUCCESS
OF NEW RESERVE SYSTEM
Chairman Of Board Of Richmond Bank,
on Visit to baltimore, SpenkS
Interestingly OF Work.
Special to The Times Dispatch

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
BALTIMORE. MD. September 26.-
William InEle, chairman OF the board
Of the Fifth DISTRICT Regional Reserve
Bank. NJ Richmond. was n visitor in
the financial district Yesterday, and re-
ceived an enthusiastic reception from
his many friends. Being n native Bal
timorean, and by reason of having been
identified with the financial history of
the city for twenty-five years or more.
Mr. Insln, as is we'll known, achieved
a high emincnce for himself In mat
ters financial. He spoke very interest
inGly OF the work being done by the
regional banks.
The regional banks have served tho
purpose of a stahilizer in the United
states while the world has been in n
spasm since tho European war began"
he said. "a little over a year ago
money was tight, and per cent was
the lowest rate charged Now we find
practically glut of money round 3
and per cent, and difficulty is expe-
rienced in placing loans because of the
plcntitnde. The region banks have
been. and are. much to be associate ted
with this condition, and especially in
preventing any tendency toward a
money panic. The Federal reserve sys-
TEN is working out splcndidly, and is
tower Of strength in such time as
this"
Mr.. Inglc came to Baltimore over the
week end. and will return to Richmond
on Monday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-27

ono or these Is walking. II you do
not want your little girl to have bow
iews--!n which case she might suffer
modification as a young woman, when
obliged to exhibit them in short
skirted bathing suit at tho seashore-
you will not try to teach her TO walk
too soon. The bones of the legs, like
those OF other parts of the body, are
easily bent out of proper shape in in
fancy.
According to the latest ideas on such
subjects, the exercise most useful for
baby's body development is creep
Ing. Not every infant knows how to
creep: II should be taught Creeping
Will do moro than anything else to
develop the little girls chest, throw
back her shoulders, develop her arms,
shoulders and hips, strengthen the mus
clcs In the back of her neck and down
her sptnc-in short, enhance tho robust
physique which nowadays is considered
as important for young woman as
for young man. contributing to
beauty as we'll to enjoyment OF life.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-27
Domestic Snapshots
fBy Ann Lisie.)

Wasted we're my yesterdays-wasted
they. and yet
All my wasted yesterdays 7 would not
forget
Deeds must not do again. words 7
must not say
Things | must not even feel, mark nv
Yesterday;
Folly, bitterness and pain, failure, too.
and sorrow
Mark the grave Of observation-disclosures
lies tomorrow:
This the thing 7 would recall. all nv
failure striving:
stumbling, still struggled on with
some sense Of striving.
II Tomorrow should know gloom-bo
with failure sctv-
yesterday ] CROPPED past dark: can
do it yet.
Yesterday | was a fool. and a light
heart rover;
Laughing ] remember. since Yesterday
liz over.
Waste and failure I have known. so
they cannot daunt me:
Understanding lays these ghosts so
they may not haunt me-
And my wasted yesterdays ! must Ger
recall
since iifc's pendulum swings back
If 1T MOVE AT ALL,
IL Takes Courage
!" INSIST that YOU are right, but 1t
demands even more sometimes to admit
that YOU are wrong.
TO face tho sea OF matrimony when
once you are old enough to realize that
thcre are no life buoys on It,
70 DO the right thing in world
"here YOU can so easily win approval
py doing the proper thing"
70 face tho good luck OF the other
leiiow without turning around and
picking flaws in your own.
10 learn to manage an aeroplane--
ou' mat Is simple compared to the Job
Oh handing the young son who comes
from college TO dads business with a
SCI Of high ideals" about efficiency in
IN" management Of n concern that has
gone on very well without him for n
quarter OF n century.
L" try to hitch up Pleasure and Duty
IN double harness and try TO drive them
a!ohH the highroad OF life.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-27
Belittling Ones Self
tBY ANTOINETrE DONNELLY1

Being self-opinionated ia anything
but attractive. EHtollinE your clothes,
your virtues and your charms over
every one elsc's makes deadly bore
OF YOU. But there is worse crime
than either of these. 1t is bclittling
yoursclf-helittlng your clothes and
bclittling your charms.
After ali Is said and done, most peo-
pie take you at your own valuation In
this world. SO why say: 20. dear,
never can get becoming hats like
YOU" or You have way of putting
your clothes on that l never seem to
attain" or, Your hair f. so lovely
any old way you wear IT, II looks bet
ter than mine. after 1 have labored
hours on it,"
Nine chances to ono. your statement
isn't correct. and If i, were. il is only
embarrassing for tho person addressed
10 respond with n graceful compliment
DO Your best with whatever nature ha s
endowed you. and don't spoil your ef
forts by thinking how much better
other people would perform the same
duties.
There is one thing quite true. and it
ia that, however we'll YOU may do a
thing, there is always some one who
could perhaps do IL better, and however
well YOU may be dressed and look,
there is generally some one who Will
he better dressed and better looking
bat. on the other hand. there Will he n
larger number who will not look any
better than YOU. who Will have quite
az many physical shortcomings. That's
why you should keep self-rcspecting
opinion OF yourself other people
won't respect you for standing in the
background and undertaking yourself.
And tho first thing YOU know, you VIII
have yourself thoroughly believing
those undertaking statements about
yourHelf and self consciousness and
hwkwardncHs will ensuo. Then an l.
dont-carc whats-the-use sort OF ntti-
tude toward yourself Will follow
fou have TO have a certain amount Of
sclf-respcct in yourself. or your back
bone Will! curve and your carriage viii
he had and your clothes viii hang
carelessly. You have to have self
respect or your complexion will he left
TO take care of itself. You have TO have
self-respect or your hair will be H.
Eempt. scragGly and untidy Sclf-respect
Will make you keep your heels straight.
your stockings and underwear dainty
and clean and fresh. your nails mani
cured. and your teeth we'll cared for
thousand other things will self
respect DO for you and your beauty and
your health
SO you simply cannot afford ANYTHING
but self-respecting opinion OF your
self
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-27
GOOD COLOR
GOOD HEALTH
Is What Cardui Gave to This Ala
bama Lady, According to Her
Statement Printed Below.

Clio, Ala.-"I had been in goo.
health until was Is years DID,
writes Mrs. A. l.. Smell. OF R. F.. e
No. 1. this place, but one day
was helping my father plant cot
ton in the field and was caught ii
tho rain. At that time / 70
very Ill. I suffered grea
agony in the lower abdomen. RICH
side. and had dreadful sick head
ache, also pains in the back.
l got dreadfully thin and simply CAV,
entirely up. l had to go to bed an,
was there, on my back. for twi
weeks
DR.. said I'd have to hav.
an operation. 1 wouldn't hear {.
that, so, as my mother had used Car
dui with great benefit sh
recommended that l take Cardui.
Soon after began taking it, sa,
an Improvement, and was able to &c
up and be about my work
I was nearly entirely we'll
when one day I scrubbed tn
whole house, washed clothes TO
Z In the family, and got my feet we,
This caused another sick spell.
So | turned again to my old friend
DR. Cardui. After the us
OF less than bottle again was abb
to be UP and about my work. ais.
flcshened up again. got a good color
and | am now in good health.
| highly recommend Cardui
1t is the best tonic that know OF.
II you need a tonic, try Carduf
For sale at all druggists.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-27

F. 81 am sorry, but I know Of
nothing that you could put in the
shampoo to change the color of your
hnir. / do not approve of dyes or
bleachcs of any sort. so, OF course.
cannot recommend any. l shouldn't
think OF changing the color OF my hair
IL were you. From what you tell me
l know your hair must be n pretty
shade. Just leave it as 1t is and take
good care of 1t. Shampoo 1t carefully
about onco In three WEEKS and brush
1t every night. Yes, any druggist will
put up the formula for skin food
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-27
MAY NOT CALL SENATE

WASHINGTON. September 26.-Presi-
dent Wilson probably will not call a
special session Of the Senate. Admin
istration officials said to-day he had
not finally made up his mind, however
Some Senator's have urged that the
Senate be called early, that 1t might
revise it's rules to facilitate debate be-
fore tho regular session Many admin
istration leaders. however, have strong
~ advised against II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-27
EXPLAINS PURPOSES
OF ZIONIST MOVEMENT
julius 1. Peyscr, Of Washington, Adj
dresses Mass-Meeting
OF Jews.
WILL FORMULATE DEMANDS
Jewish Congress In Washington to
Make Representations to Any
Peace Conference Which May BE
Held at Close OF War in Europe.

At John Marshall High School Au-
ditorium last night, Julius /. Pcyscr,
| OF Washington, addressed mass
meeting OF Jews in behalf of the Zion
list movement in the United States. He
declared the Zonists stand for equal
rights for Jews in every country where
members OF the race reside" and de-
| mand n legally secured home in Pal
estinS
The Jews are on trial before tho
world. Mr. Peyser said, and 1t is in
cumbent on members OF the race to
stand together and prove TO the world
that they are not ashamed OF their
nationality He urged Interest in the
forthcoming Jewish Congress in Wash
ington, to be composed of delegates
from Jewish communities in the United
States. This congress Will formulate
plans, looking to the presentation OF
specific demands from the Jews OF the
world to tho peace conference, which
Will be held at the close OF the war
| In Europe.
The speaker declared that n good
ciZed attacks made on the movement
by certain reformed rabbits" who
have held that the Zionists propagan-
da is un- AmerIcan.
DR.. Lazarus Karp presided at the
meeting and announced that the pur-
attention of the Jews in Richmond TO
the plight Of the Jews suffering as
result OF the war In Europe: and
second, to explain the Zionist move
ment.
LARGE SUM Is RAISED As
RESULT OF YOM IlITTuR APPEAL.
Addresses OF welcome wcro delivered
by Rabbi ]. Marcus and Rabbi l.. Yas-
gour. Rabb Marcus spoke in Yid-
dish. DIR. Karp announced that s407
had been pledged as result of an
appeal made by him before tho con-
gregation of Sir Moses Montefiore Syn
aEoSue on Yom Kippur Eve IN behalf
or the suffering Jews in Europe. In
addition the Zionist Club had raised
1907 and other Jewish organizations
mad contributed amounts sufficient to
bring the total sent from the Jews
OF Richmond to moro than $4,000
Yesterday afternoon the Zionist In
stitute at 1905 East Broad street was
formally opened. Rabbi Louis Cold
berg. OF Norfolk, delivered the adj
dress.
The exercises were followed by n
banquet, given by Heryl Zionist CLUB,
at which Mr.. Peyser was the principal
speaker. Reports were made by the
Southern Council Of Zionists showing
that State Feaerations have been or
Eanized in Virginia and Tennessee and
movement Is on foot 20 form fed
Grafton in South Carolina.
Delegates were present from Nor
folk. Portsmouth. Newport News,
Hampton, Petersburg, Lynchburg
Roanoke and Danville.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-27
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
Young Girl Would perome Nurse

Young Girl Would Bcrome Nurse
Kindly tell me how n young, pirl
eighteen wears old may become a
trained nurse? asks NJ. NJ f.
Answer-First why do you young
girls waste words? Every young girl
who writes us gives her age and in
the same sentence mentions that shc
Is young girl In order to become
n nurse YOU must decide which hos
pital Won wish 10 enter, then write
tho Superintendent and state your de-
sire. You mnst h" in good health. have
n fair preliminary educa ton. and he
prepared 10 furnish certificates from
your family doctor and other persons
of standing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-27

are certain that they will have q SAT
majority In the Joint Democrat
caucus.
At the same time n majority OF tn,
members in tho Democratic caucus ar,
said to be pledged to the program
which tho Anti-Saloon League will pu
forward for tho enforcement of pro
hibition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-27

Seams appear In the new garments.
especially in bodice portions. There
are many novelties, however, being
shown now ms foreword of the COM
ing modes. Plain, oddly designed
and u1tra-fashionnble Is this one
piece frock Of taffeta combining the
new wide slecvcs-both ruffled and
plain skirt--coat curved I'm at the
waistlinc and skirt ten inches from
the ground.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-27

Bertha-I should not use face
enamel II l were you. Nearly all face
enamcls contain lead. and lead is not
good for use on the face. I am sorry.
but l cannot recommend any proprie
tary articles through this column. Yes,
l have treatment for pimples. I will
send 1t to you If you will send me
stamped, addressed envelope.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-27

Sara-The green soap can be pur-
chased at any drug store or depart
ment store. good grade of rice
powder is best for use on tho face.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-27
Ereryhndv,. Ailment

Ererybndy's Ailment.
Pleas So tell great sufferer what to
take for constipation
Answer-Take your pen and send us
the aforementioned stamped. addressed
envelope for n letter or advice
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-27
Ethical
a ks
Woman and Home

Apply this to the scalp every night
Just bcfore you massage il.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-27
Antoinette Dounel,y., Answer,

Alicc-if you do not like to wash
your hair so often. try this dry sham.
poo: TWO ounces of fine cornmcal and
ono ounce of powdered orris root,
Shake we'll together Then shake or
Git into the hair. Let II stay in the
hair about ten minutes. then brush
thoroughly until every particle OF the
shampoo Is removed. This leave. tho
hair clean and dry and fluffy, as tho
powder takes out the oil and dust IT
hlso leaves the hair with pleasa mt
odor.
Dandruff is formation OF
me scales which become loose I'm tho
nalr. When the condition becomes g,
agHcra'ci the scales collect i'm dirty
yei'owish. greasy crusts. which usually
ssprrhu an over the scalp. Try this
formula: resorcin, two drains: rrain
hicohoi. three drains: giyccr'n, ono
halI ounce. and OF roscxatcr a suri.
cont quantity 70 mako four ounce,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-27

There are some points, however. in
which the baby s!rl-aud likewise
Of course. tn baby boy-should be
restrained rather than encouraged. and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-27

stalled
and Approved by all
Evening journal., 1915-04-22
TO Sell S25O.OOO Street
IMPROVEMENT BONDS

City Council at its session this even
ing will take steps to dispose OF at once
the s5OO.OOO bond issue for street i'm
provements
In order to rush the work of street
improvements. the Street and Sewer De
pariment has already started operations
in several sections of the city.
The total length of streets TO be paved
approximates y miles 1t is the inten-
tion of the Street and Sewer Depart
ment to complete the entire project this
summer if possible. This, however. will
depend very largely ON whether they are
held mp or delayed by the underground
operations.
When everything is in readiness much
of the work will be done by private
contractors, al least the grading. curb
ing and foundation work and possibly
some Of the surfacing. The extent OF
all this, however. will depend upon what
arrangements the city can make with
the contractors about local labor, as it
will be the desire and intention of the
city to employ all local labor as far as
possible.
Evening journal., 1915-04-22
WORK LACS ON
newark ARNORY
Residents Want TO Know
When New Building is
TO be Finished
MUCH INTEREST
IN SCHOOL ELECTION
srecIaI to rnE EvEN1NG IouRNA1.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK. April o. Because it has
been allowed to remain unfinished for
several months. IL is said that the cost
of the new armory for Company +.
Organized Militia of Delaware, here
will be materially increased The
site for the armory was donated by
the citizens of Newark, the money be-
ing raised by popular subscription.
The contract for building the
armory was awarded last summer to
William H. Jones and Company. Of
Wilmington. and was TO be finished
by January /. Work was brought to
a standstill about the first of the year
when il was learned that the con-
tractor had built the roof over the
drill hall too low. This caused
controversy between the contractor
and the commission. The change in
the roof has never been made. but the
work is again stopped II is under
stood that the State has not sufficient
money on hand to finish the work at
this time
AZ meeting of the Board of Edu-
cation yesterday afternoon the school
idA iiSl Was gone over preparatory TO
the election to be held on Saturday.
when a member of the board will be
chosen The term of Dr. Joel S. Gil
tillan expires at that time. He is a
candidate for reelection. Professor
FirmanThompson is also a candidate.
Any adult male or female resident of
the town who has paid school tax is
qualified to vote at the election.
Principal Friedel announced to the
board that he had appointed Miss
Paynter. senior at the West Chester
State Normal School. temporary
teacher for the second primary grade.
Miss Martha Strahorn. regular teacher
in this grade. is i'll with diphtheria.
The schoolroom was fumigated early
this week
The board invited Everett c. john
son. editor Of the Newark Post. to
make the address at the annual COM
mencement of the High School on
the evening of June 4.
Miss Agnes Medill. one Of the
teachers. has been named to take
charge of the home garden work that
is TO be started.