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HOUSTON DAILY POST TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 9, 1916. unaer.ai.cri HURRY MEANS WORRY- 'Propram or Tuesday Thle day will be devoted entirely, 10 lectures ana annnuuumw tinder the direction of the Texas State board of embalming, to carry Into afreet chapter 1ST. of tba fen-end laws of the SUte, pawed by the thirty-fourth legislature. Westhelmer hall, 9 o'clock a. Prof.

W. P. Hohenachuh will lec- ture on "Disinfection and preserve. ilon," "TissW meyc and Plaatte Treatment." oay is 1 aw 1:30 o'clock p. "Importance of Blood Drainage," quii demonstration.

Every licensed embalmer who expects to receive a certificate of attendance must present himself at the place and time above mentioned, In order that he may be duly registered. B7 H. Addington Bruce. (Copyright, lilt, by H. A.

Bruce.) THS strenuous life la not necessarily a harmful life. But is always harmful when accompanied by worry or by worry' twin sister, hurry. Hurry, indeed, will 'in the last analysis be found compounded of the same elements as worry. This is something which host people forget, or of which they are ignorant, Many a man has "gone to his doctor to (e treated, for nervous indigestion, and in 'reply- to the doctor's questions has in alt xhonssty declared that he does not worry in the lightestA l-' "Whatever else has caused my indigestion." he may say, "it Is not worry. I do not allow anything to worry me.

I realise the folly and the danger of yielding to anxious thoughts." But let the same man be questioned a little further and the chances are that the doctor will drag from him an admission that he is continually in a hurry. The chances also are that he will be vastly surprised, perhaps unbelieving, when told that his hurrying is itself a form of worry. Yet this assuredly the case. Every time a man hurries he hurries because, consciously or subconsciously, HE TEARS THAT HE WILL BE LATE. The.

fact that hurry may be a "mere as most hurriers would describe it, does not exclude the elements, of fear and emotional strain. 1 On the contrary, the habitual hurrier is a man who is constantly under the yoke of a dangerous. If unrecognized, sensation of anxious dread. It la this sensation of anxious dread, existing both in worry and in hurry, than play havoc with the nervous system and the physical processes generally. Of course, hurry is also Injurious by causing men to Indulge In -physically unhyglenlo practices.

The hurrier, for example, who bolts his meals in order to keep an appointment or -get to work is not giving his digestive apparatus a fair chance. Thorough chewing of food, in order to make sure that it will be well, coated by saliva, la one of the Initial requirements for the digestive process. The hasty eater, by the very fact of his eating hastily, refuses to meet this requirement. Nevertheless, even' the hasty eater would get along fairly well' if it were not for the emotional setting that acts both as a background and an lncltant to his generally hurried life. Always there is reverberating in the depths of his mind the on idea, '1 shall be late, I shall be late." Spurring him to ever more hurried action, this idea fairly rivals worry in its destructive influence.

Be strenuous if you so desire. Kay, it is a thousandfold better to be strenuous than to go through life with the Inertia of a clam. But let your strenuoslty be the product of true and deep-seated force and energy, not merely a hurry. The life that Is at once strenuous and hurried is about as daageorus a mode of life as a man could possibly adopt. SHOULD ADVERTISE We have set aside today for items of particular interest to, those women who keep house.

Nowhere else will housewives find so much to interest them as here. Practically every want of the home is cared for by us. From kitchen to drawing-room and bedroom, from wall paper to carpets and draperies we have it, You save money when you buy from us. Sale of AJtmurnvm Utensils Values That Sell Regularly up to $1.75 Special for. This Sale IN DAILY PAPERS (Continued Prom Page One) quired if the undertaker is to secure a certificate of attendance at the conven tion.

The convention was called to order 1 shortly after :30 o'clock Monday mom Ins; bv President Brewer, and immediate lv following an Invocation by Rev. H. K. Pendleton, Adqlph Boldt, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, acting on behalf of Mayor Campbell, who was unable to 98c 98c welcomed tne visitors 10 Houston, REPLIED TO THE ADDRESS OF WELCOME. ai rt 3 mi JJJ John C.

Daniel of Sherman, chairman of the executive board of the association, replied on behalf of the undertakers and assured Secretary Boldt that "the undertaker, as a rule, la a very pleasant man," and that Houston need not lessen Its gaiety one bit because of their visit 8-quart Preserving Kettles, quart Rice Boilers. Every Piece Warranted Pure Aluminum. 7-cup Percolators, 6-; Berlin Kettles, 6-queu Berlin Saucepans. daratnnA to ha In the race for the 1917 SETTLEMENT ASSOCIATION1 meeting of the association. Fort Worth NURSES REPORT FOR MARCH here.

A number of selections by the Rusty Hinge quartet and an address by J. L. McCarty of the firm of Earthman Fireproof Cooking Ware McCarty gave a number of reasons why every one identified with the undertaking Casseroles, set of 8............ 69c Total of 528 Visits Made During Month Day Nursery Now Contains 494 Children. Lawn Mowers Why pay big prices when you can get a standard Mower and one that will give you a positive satisfaction for a popular price? 16-inch 'plain bearing Mowers, Mixing Bowls, set of 4,....,..

69c Ranikins and Custards, 6.... profession should be a member of the Casseroles, set of 7 State association, and his address met with a warm response from his audience. He reviewed briefly the history of the organisation slnoe Its establishment IS years ago. Before the association was open wheel, light running; regular $4.50 value established, he said, the undertaking Pro fession in Texas was in a deplorable but through the efforts of the association the business has been ele vated from that of a common trade to an Bath Room Fixtures Heavy Nickel or Brass. 65c Tumbler 75c Tub Soap 69c (iXC 59c Toilet Paper IJiCiVJ $1.00 Glass Towel Bars.

I I 59c Nickel Towel Bars. f. ihR" $1.25 Bath Tub 89c CoL-5 fS' 1 honorable profession. "The results of our 'work," said Mr. McCarty, "have been that there have Special $2.98 Special $2.98 been improved conditions for tne individual funeral director, improved condi tions for the profession at large, and im proves conaitiona lor the general pub' lie." He urged that inasmuch as there are no less than 600 members of the nro- fesslon In the State and only one-third oi these are memDers or the association, a spscial effort should be made to in The March report of the visiting nurse and dispensary department of the Houston Settlement association follows: Clinics with doctor's SS Dispensary 157 Operations ij Nurses' visits 628 Children in day nursery 494 llePhone rang and a voice said the parlor is crowded with young ladles who want to see the Settlement House and the Dispensary." We are always verv glad tp receive messages of this sort, and wish for more! Eager, bright faces, whose Interest made explanation a pleasure, greeted the heE' lere datntv garments made by willing hands, and we feel sure that the wee new comers who find themselves arrayed in these gifts, would voice their gratitude with the happy mothers.

What reJnembrnce brln" homes where it Is barely possible to provide for the family needs, much less plan for the little strangers. Surely there Is compensation in the thought that the effort to help our less fortunate neighbors, may bring renewed courage and gratitude to hearts and homes where burdens, though courageously borne, are often a source of the keenest anxiety. to maIt "ome "Unpeople a little happier, and give them glimpses of better things than the ordinary routine of their lives enables them to have; perhaps no one realises as a vis-ting nurse can, how the little outside interests touching these homes may help. Then as we Innlr a iiis .1 1 ft crease the membership, and, with this in seven rous ior Ball Bearing Lawn Mowers 14-inch catting blade, special 16-inch cutting blade, special $5.98 18-inch cutting blade, $6.48 Laundry Supplies entertained the undertakers in 1916 and Dallas has not had the convention for some time, but It Is understood that their chances are about equal. It is likely that Colby E.

Smith, present vice president of the association, will succeed to the presidency. THOSE REGISTERED AT CONVENTION HEADQUARTERS. Among those who registered Monday at the Bender hotel, headquarters of the Undertakers convention, were the following; Victoria F. I Goldman. Lufkin C.

N. Humason and wife. Beevllle N. B. Walker.

YoakVm Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Beck.

Ennis J. W. Neal and wife. Childers C. B.

Cook. ChllUcothe E. W. Gano. Iowa Park J.

A. Tanner. Giddings Henry Lehmann. Thorndale John A. Urban.

Teague W. J. Robirtson. Frost J. M.

Beere. Sabinal G. W. O'Neill. Gonzales A.

Krell. Liberty Hill Jesse A. Baker and wife, Waco J. H. Fall.

Thornton S. J. Cannon. Cooledge W. G.

Camel. Palacios W. B. Rittenhouse. Menard W.

L. Alwer. El Campo H. D. Wheelr.

Mrs. J. E. Wheeler. Edna Mr.

and Mrs. J. W. Brlckel, W. S.

Vess, Miss Lela Brlckel. Austin V. O. Weed. Port Arthur E.

GuTord, N. Cameron. Bastrop F. Hasler, W. J.

Scheer, C. B. Luckie, A. A. Hatchell.

Dalhart W. L. Pecples. Stephenvllle B. I.

Trewitt. T. Higgin-botham. Leonard J. Wilson, G.

Suddertt. Cleveland H. W. Weere. Jacksonville George Williamson.

Longview I. C. Ferman. Corsicana C. B.

Sutherland. Waxahachle W. K. Randolph, S. P.

Spalding. Cooper T. E. Gardner. Kaufman A.

W. Dees. Eagle Lake Frank S. DuBard. Fort Worth J.

A. Schulberg, A. W. Pettigrew. Quanah A.

J. Broyles. San Antonio P. B. Butler, Irvin M.

Smith, P. F. Loring. Mexia J. I.

Riddle. Athens J. R. Lehr. Kingsvills C.

B. Kinney. Marfa W. G. Young.

Bay City William Walker. Brownsyille Mr. and Mrs. B. E.

Him-bley, F. E. Morris. Corpus Christl San Benito S. W.

Pease. Big Springs J. A. Rix, T. L.

Clayton. Dallas W. T. Ernest, J. E.

Combs, George A. Brewer. view, a special committee should be appointed. URGED THAT LICENSED EMBALMERS DO THE WORK. Speaking on "The Undertaker and the Death Certificate," Dr.

W. A. Davis, sec retary of the State board of health, of House Paints Klean Up Brand. Made of the best ot materials anfl guaranteed to five you the very best ot satisfaction. Full line of colors.

Gallon bne-half 90c Extra Special For One Day Only. Ten bars White Flyer Laundry 50c One can Lighthouse Cleaner. One package Armour's Washing Powder Clothe Hampers roomy Hampers, big fam- CI 10 ily size li I 'Mvw One 496, spirit of thankfulness comes, and perhaps the visitor who earnestly and lovely enough to understand looks Into some of 29c 19c 9c Clothes Baskets, made of the best Austrian willow will give you the best of 8erv- Q0 ice; special wOu Fourth Floor 25c 60c Worth for Today Only 25c One One-half One-eighth Floer, fu v'vurnnm win realise how very little is really needed to kmn fmu. Fourth -contented. There are mnnv tiV.

na neroism nurses could Staples and Domestics .7 Pr vuegea to see the inner side of things, know what courage is needed in these lives where the struggle Is going on sometime, 'for Knight's Cambric, 83 Inches wide, finished soft, without starch or dressing; regular price is 10c a yard. Special for today at a a 12 yards for J)1UU Istence. The Interest and very real understanding many of our friends give the workers helps us and we In turn are able to communicate this spirit to our patients. Money helps, but there are many ways Linden Muslin, a soft finish, fine quality for household use. Full 86 hu.c i give us enicient Everv mlt ant it i.

1. inches wide; selling regularly at 10c a yard. It is priced for to tell others of what the visitor sees and $1.00 today only at 14 yards for iiuw Buun a cnam or good will and Interest could be started, whose continu- Pongee Shirting Madras, 32, inches wide; striped in all color combinations; regular 25c value; special for today 15c a good good 'naennitely toward a general awakening of public interest and responsibility, which would make all the people share In lessening the infant Angleton T. Alto M. J.

Hogan. Mercedes H. T. Statler. Mineral Wells R.

H. Beltham. Denlson George Shields. McKlnney Isaac Crouch. Grant Smith.

Pure Feather size 18x25, dust less and odorless; extra vet in iiruviaing measures for pre ventive work, roth.r ik.n .11 1 i' quality of ticking; regular price 1.50 a pair. SpecjaMor today only 98c Sherman J. C. Dannel. J.

W. Havnes. dltions to exist which are so full grown that they arouse our horror and pity We are makine stead nrnor. iin Van Alstyne S. L.

McKinney, M. B. Austin, urged that none but regularly licensed embalmers be permitted to engage in1 embalming. He related that in cases that have been called to his attention, that others than licensed embalmers have engaged In the work of embalming, and to legalize their work, they have been permitted to attach the name and certificate number ol a regularly licensed 'In other Instances, he pointed out these (Unlicensed embalmers have dons the workV and afterward it has been approved by ft licensed embalmer. He referred to this as a convenient means of dodging 'the laws.

He took the position that it is necessary to require that none but regularly licensed embalmers be permitted to engage in embalming work, for reasons of protecting the health of the living, if for no other reason. He asserted that it Is essential that a complete death record be kept by the undertaker. In so doing It is possible to oct ermine the origin of diseases in many instances. It is in this way that the family is enabled to collect Insurance, or secure pensions. The society tor the prevention or tuberculosis, he related, depend on the statistics gathered by the undertakers, as a basis for their work.

ACCURATE VITAL STATISTICS NECESSARY TO PREVENT DISEASE. That the work of the undertaker has a definite relation to the health department, was an assertion 'of Dr. C. C. Green, city health officer, of Houston, who was another speaker during the afternoon session.

He told the undertakers that the accurate vital statistics they have been gathering for years has been the source of doing a great deal of good for the prevention of the spread of diseases. Layton C. Puckett, president of the State board of mbalmers, instructed the undertakers on the statutory law of the profession. He related that there have been some irregularities that must be remedied. He pointed particularly to the fact that unlicensed embalmers have been permitted to do embalming with undertakers while the name and license number of another has been used following approval of the latter.

That the undertakers have forgotten business cares and are here for a good time was demonstrated by the entertainment program provided for them on Tuesday. At noon they were entertained with an elaborate Dutoh lunch as guests of the Chamber of Commerce at the banquet hall of the Bender hotel. Immediately upon the adjournment of the afternoon session, automobiles were In waiting for the delegates and aftor a long trip to points of interest about the city they were taken to the rancli of Sid Westhelmer, where a big barbecue had been- prepared by Mr. Westhelmer. Atibther entertainment feature provided for the undertakers is a trip down the ship channel which Is scheduled for Wednesday afternoon, through the courtesy of the Chamber of Commerce and local undertakers.

Both Fort Worth and Dallas are un- every month some incident proves that we are growing, but if it-needs your Patience and tolerance, in our efforts to Zephyr Ginghams, 32 inches wide, in stripes, checks and plaids, in guaranteed fast colors, sun and tub proof; regular 15c value, 1 special for today, a yard ICtZC The Dressmakers" Choice r. vB'u. lneae promems, a look with US behind the acenea will Mcmnney. Mlneola W. C.

Dubose. Terrell Will Muckleroy. Bowie J. A. Burgess.

Farmersvllle D. E. Neathery. Wills Point H. L.

Brand. Piano T. C. Harrington. 1 Thurber J.

C. Milford. Grapeland L. Lucas. that the workers in the various lines of Heisey's Colonial Glassware We offer you the latest colonial designs' in Heisey Glassware at these special prices for today: Ice Tea Glasses, a Water a dozen Soda Glasses, a Goblets, a dozen Saucer Champagne Glasses, a dozen.

Footed Sherbets, a Water Titchcrs, 3-pint size, 59c Pitchers, 4-pint size, each 79c Berry Sets, seven pieces s. 98c Water Sets, seven pieces Wall Papers Half Price Wall Papers, in all colors; suitable for all rooms; regular 12c value. Special, per roll, only 4C Bedroom Papers, in stripes, chintz and alio vers; regular 22c value. Special, per roll OC A good selection ot German Dye Wall Papers, in all solid colors, suitable for all rooms; regular 25c value. Special, per roll, in only i 10C A splendid assortment of Ingrains, in all solid and permanent colors; suitable for all rooms; regular 18c valus.

Per OC. Imported Oatmeals, in all colors; guaranteed not to fade; suitable for. the dining room, living room, hall or reception room; regular 33c value. Special, per roll lOC A beautiful selection of Leatherette, Jaspers, Overprints, Aerochromes, Tiffany Blends, Grass Cloths, Engraved Patterns, Embossed Patterns and Tapestries; regular 80c a 42 In addition.to the above values, we will offer a discount of per cent on all purchases made before 12 noon. Floor i ucucrmeni neea ail the support and encouragement possible, and that de mands made for fund mil in.

Del Rio Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Ship- vital needs, and that the welfare of our ZUt-- i v11" or worse, ac- ted nucquaieiy or neglec schedule continues an Standard Rotary Ask your dressmaker's advice.

She'll tell you every time to buy the solid comfort new SIT-STRAIGHT design with lock and chain stitch attachments. oian. Belton G. C. Eads, H.

Robinson. Granbury C. C. Harris. Colorado J.

H. Green. Mart C. J. Russell.

Kerrvllle John H. Ward. Rock Island E. J. Caldwell J.

W. Schiller and wife. Hillsboro R. B. Leatherford.

Bon ham Phillip Wise and wife. Denton V. W. Sheppard. Jefferson G.

T. Haggard and wife. Sulphur Soring W. G. Murray.

J. G. ranged for the year. Further plans will be announced later. Telephone Preston Office hour.

Day nursery open every day except Sunday from 7 a. Clinic with doctors service everv from 1:30 to 2:30 p. m. SIk bablea nnft- Buy the Standard Rotary Murray. mg nospital care may be referred to the Because it has these exclusive features and because of the very low price we sell tnem at on easy terms, a regular rj, naag, K.

COURIERS OF SUFFRAGE $55 $80 Machine, special at this store alone $2.00 Down and $1.00 a Week. Sewing Machine Supplies for Every Make. Oil, Needles, Belts. SPOKE TO LARGE CROWD Ballinger C. R.

Crews. Golthwaite H. G. Bodkin. Lagrange August W.

Koenig. Wolfe City W. C. Clarkj Clarendon T. A.

Burton. Hillsboro E. B. Phelps. Cisco K.

'C. McDonald. Detroit J. H. Caton.

Grandbury J. W. Lavston. Beaumont P. A.

1 McReynolds. Center 8. P. Irvin. Whltewright-rJ.

F. Divon. Lampasas S. A. McLean.

Pittsburg. Kan. P. Fume and son. oecond Two Golden Flyer Travellers Talked From Auto at Noon Hour Monday.

Joe Volta. annnnnxinnnnnnnnn rmn nun nun nnnnnnnnuuuuuu St. Louis Edwin Jennings. Chicago Ben K. Jennings.

Rochester D. C. Balfour. Iowa City, la. W.

P. Hohenshuh. Hi will receive work In that degree in order to obtain the benefit of it. Arrangements of the transportation committee for the trip to Galveston are practically completed. It has been arranged to charter a special car tor the trip when about 150 members of the order, accompanied by their wives, are expected to visit Galveston.

Ah Mrs. Alice Burke and Miss Nell Rich'-ardson, suffragette speakers, both of New York, spoke to a large crowd at Main street and Texas avenue Monday noon. While speaking they stood on the seat oi a small runabout In which they are tour, ing the country. Talks were made by both ladles and lasted nearly an hour. Mrs.

Burke declared that the suffragists would concentrate their work on tha renuhwan. "FAIBT PAGEANT" PRESENTED Children of Brackenridge School If. Given as Directed and Using Cleanliness f3 CteolelDmnef yt- Took Part in the Performance. "Fairy Pageant," written and managed democrats. A suffrage plank has already hv Mm r.

Rav Flohre. was irlven by nw pio-iiuim 01 tne progressive party. After the talks, the two eoiirWa in h.i. 10 auto headed a procession of about 20 auto reverais Hog Cfiaolera This it an awful blow to II I 11 '-mm- 'I 1 the high cost of living a reeular knock-out and mighty good newt (dr jaded appetites. It is really nomies inrounH me oowntown streets All the cars were decorated with the suffrage colors.

Mrs. Burke arid Miss Richardson left later en route Dallas, to attend the Texas State suffrage convention. It is their plan to then proceed westward to the Paoino coast, returning east via the Northern route. WILL VISIT GALVESTON. the pupils of the John Ti- Brackenridue school, formerly the John H.

Reagan school. In the olty auditorium Monday night for the benefit of the Brackenridge playground. Two thousand admissions were sold, and the children displayed excellent training for the event. In the pageant there were 150 pupils, representing fairies and characters In the "Mother Goose" stories. Following the entertainment there was dancing for all who cared to stay, and enough stayed to fill the large floor.

The musio was furnished by the Municipal band. I 1R11.11Mf Hi mwr Something Nov In the food line and a teal treat at delicious and appetizing; as it is wholesome and convenient. It Is the Greatest Worm' Eliminator WE KNOW OF. EASILY GIVEN IN GRAIN OR SLOP FEED. AGENTS WANTED AT ONCE.

Drs. Ky les Maclean ciRatian 719, 721, 723 Girod Street. New Orleans, U. A. Mr: Sarah Tyson Rarer SSSSi.

Local Odd Fellows' Preparing; for i i MifltAhi nonnanment than tnv etiwraiinKi veffeuoie oz twice lis size. 1 i a nil It can be used in a bundled and one ways in the cvery-day cooking." I If, A I Trip to Island City. The degree staff of Twentieth century Wonderful Display of QladlolaSt Kuhlman's flower shop at 701 Fannin V1 11 I Forty Delightful Recipes FREE aw lodge. Independent Order of Odd Fellows. Street have on a display of pink gladiolas that are undoubtedly the largest and most vm with Mrh tan of Oreols Dinner, ill hj Hn.

Borer, the international cookery! authority. Vatican wrva Oraoia DlaaaraloaaM acWlicioua veawutble dUn or in I of this city, will meet with the Lone Star' nu.v HaJaUi a mnbiBKtlMH. ammi. mmA vnnvfamllT will JU aasj roa aatl ixrage ruesaay nigni ior practice in the work of the first degree. The staff will It again.

Remember, a 10 can can ot GraoJa I) Umax con taint as Buck aooriab-l HnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnHnnnnnnni remarkable display of gladiolas ever shown In Houston. They are on a large display stand just as you enter this at. tractive flower shop, and for a lover ot flowers, this is realljr an interesting exhibit. This exhibit is their greenhouse at Spring, and represents one day's awnt aa Bo worth of hash Tasetablaa. 9r Sal JtU Crwesrs a torn mmr Cam enter a contest In degree work in connection with a lodge in Galveston on May 27, and is getting ready for that event.

The Humble hylge will attend the meeting and bring a number of candidates who Fackad Vr MdCHENNY COMPANY, Avar Uaa4, thl READ THE POST WANT ADS FOR RESULTS, cutting..