Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 145, 5 May 1916 — Page 4
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, May 5, 1916. ....
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM ' AND SUN-TELEGRAM
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Entered at the Post' Offfee at Richmond. Indiana, aa 8c ond Chm Mall Matter.
"Big Boy!" : "
This is the nickname which Hampton Institute students have for Allen Wadsworth Wash-
iington, who will succeed Major Robert R. Moton,
Sprincipal-elect of Tuskegee Institute.
Washington is a colored man who has worked jhis way up f rom bysterniari to a distinguished
i educator of his race. He learned the harness
'maker's trade at Hampton, showed aptitude as a Idisciplinarian and after thirty years of prepara
tion now heads the institution.
The cardinal virtues he teaches his race are:
Faith in his own race, and in the white people.
Success through struggle.
I Manual labor is as dignified as a professional
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Feeling the Mule's Pulse
f"The kicking propensities of a mule is a
matter of common knowledge," held a Frank
fort (Ky.) jurist in reversing a verdict of $500 damages awarded a plaintiff who was kicked by a mule when he struck the animal with a whip as he stood behind the mule's batteries. The judge held the mule would have been untrue to itself and every tradition of the breed
if it had kept its heels on the ground, and-that an employe courts trouble when he invites a mule
o kick him.
Many a man asks the mule of disaster to kick
him when he engages upon unlawful practices
W dabbles in matters which he does not underistand. ,
1 Thanks!: ... "HATS OFF TO RICHMOND' says an "edi
torial caption of the Muncie Press.' .
, 3 Provincialism - is never shown -in a more pro
nounced manner than when one city gloats over
a factory it has taken from another or pokes fun
at a neighbor that is trying to push ahead.
The Indiana press had demeaned itself time
and again with cheap denunciations of rival cities and with vainglorious "boastings of municipal
pride. The. utterance of The Press is a notable exception. ; , Are not all Indiana . cities members of the same commonwealth? Are not all of us integral parts of the same slate? Is not the common good of the whole state the common good xf all cities, towns and -villages? Why keep up a spirit of mean rivalry? . ' . Why not encourage a brotherly feeling of cooperation, so that Muncie is glad when Richmond makes progress, and reciprocally Richmond says "well done? when: Muncie goes ahead? In the last analysis all Indiana benefits when an industry in one city makes a tremendous
growtn: juers encourage co-operation among Indiana cities and forget the petty jealousies
that are on the same level with the morbid rivalry of two farmers trying to outdo each other. The text of the editorial follows : . The factory of the Westcott Automobile company which has been developed at Richmond is to leave that city and go to Springfield, Ohio, where flattering offers have been made. But the enterprising citizens of Richmond are not daunted by the loss and the Commercial club has already arranged with another Richmond concern to use the . buildings to bevacated, and thereby
fill up the Westcott loss by increasing its own plant. The city of Richmond has been dealt some hard blows in an industrial way during the past few years but the community has met them with the right spirit and the city is still growing and prospering. When a city passes the twenty thousand mark, if its citizens have the right sort of stuff in them, it will weather every storm and come out on top of every industrial setback. The things needed are unity of purpose, a genuine municipal feeling, pride in the home town, and a commercial organization wide awake and able to deliver the goods.
Tanner JDaily Puzzles
At Movies Tonight
- COLISEUM ' ; The Battje Cry of Peace; at the the Coliseum tonight and tomorrow., ; Hudson Maxim International author- ; ity on arms and ammulnltion, delivers a lecture graphically describing (America's defenseless condition. jJoim Harrison, inspired by Maxim's disclosures and realizing the awful consequences to which our national iunpreparedness may lead, resolves to jconsecrate his every effort to the jcause of adequate defense". He Is engaged to Virginia ; Vandergriff , whose leather is an advocate of national dis-
arment and "Peace at any Price."
(John makes a fruitless effort to show
Vandergriff the fallacy of his. stand. Vandergriff 's friend,, Emanon, . osten
sibly a peace progandlst, but In reality
a foreign spy. is the head of a band
wf conspirators plotting the invasion
kf America. The invaders approach Cs'ew York. The news reaches a huge
peace meeting at which Vandergriff is
fa speaker, in the midst of this meet
ing a shell crashes through the walls of the building. The battleships of the enemy, out of range of the guns of IForts Hamilton, Hancock and Wads-
Svorth, are able to bombard New York.
- i LYRIC ! "Bill's Narrow Escape," a big' comedy at the Lyric tonight. ; After Alexander had conquered )Thrace and Asia he made his way to a ion the. Isle cf Crete overlooking . the iblue expanse of the Mediteranean and leaid: "It there is a afty young woman livjing on the littoral ' of this inland sea i who .does not wish to become a movie tqueen, bring her to me, O Great God iitptune, and I will star her in a Universal serial." THEATORIUM.
We understood that the big six-part feature, -Protect Ub," was indeed one of the most powerful exposes of the white slave traffic, but really we were Jiot prepared for the . striking . expose which we witnessed, in this picture. The many people who visited the Princess theatre yesterday and saw this (wonderful picture came away impressed as nothing had ever Impressed them before in regard to this awful condition. The lives "of four different girl? are taken as an example, and the mothers and fathers of every girl who feel for her welfare should see this great object lesson. This .picture strikes home in a way to be most convincing. It gives us a complete expose of the tricky methods of the "Runners," who are the
vampires of Innocent girlhood. One paper made the statement that this was the most stupendous and staggering expose of the seldom visible crimes of the great cities, and In this we heartily agree with them, Today is the laBt opportunity that will be afforded you to Bee this vivid appeal and .warning, and none of you can afford to overlook it. Chicago Press. This film ehows at' the Theatorium tonight.
Giving the devil his due is a good bit like passing him a retaining fee.
Masonic Calendar
Thursday, May 4. Wayne Council, No. 10, R. Cc " M. Stated assembly. Friday, May 5. King Solomons Chapter, No. 4, R. A. M. Called Convocation, work in tB Royal Arch de
gree,- commencing at, 7 o'clock. Re
freshments. Saturday, May 6. Loyal chapter, No. 49, O. E. S. Stated meeting and initiation.
VFHAT HAS SHE CAUGHT? " There's a. chap in the background here hidden away. We can't make him out at first look: Ton can call him a lobster, a farmer, or Jay -. We only know he "srot the hook." Find the man the caught. ANSWER TO YESTERDAYS PUZZLE. Lower right corner down, above arm. Left side down In shoulder and under pole.
West Manchester
By Myrtle Trone.
Rev. A. M. Pence of Arcanum, called
Sunday at the home of Mra. Trump i Miss Alice and Iris Scewiman'and Mrs. George Troutwine were Richmond shoppers, Monday. . . .Mr. and Mrs. John Waldren, Sr., entertained the following guests at their home, Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. Al Rollman of Pyrmont, Levi Risinger, Mrs. Angelme Risinger and I. O. Baker and wife of Eaton. O., Mr. and Mrs. Chester Fouble were afternoon visitors Alice Emerick accompanied Miss Esther Sadler to her home at Lewisgurg; Friday. Miss Sadler is. finishing v her high school work here;... Mrs. Clayton Emerick also spent Saturday at the Sadler home. . . .Elden Gruber and family Howard Sisler . and family, Harley Brown and family- of Eldorado and Earl Howell were entertained Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will HowelU. ..Mrs. Walter Rule and children, Mrs. Earl Howell, and Simon Shaffner, spent Sunday at Ansoriia, with Mrs. Bertie Alexander. .. .Mrs. Graham who made an extended visit with relatives at Troy and Piqua this
winter, returned to West Manchester
last week and will be the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. C. D. Spencer.
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The planet Jupiter being unusually bright one evening recently, some of the German soldiers at Breslau fired at it, thinking it was the light of a Russian airship.
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You are now making that each week. It has taken you some time to reach this sum. In the meantime have you . also been putting aside each week in a Savings Account a portion of your weekly receipts? It takes time to build up a big bank account, just as it takes time to earn a good income. You were willing to give the time to the one. Why not to the other? v v k v .
Capital Is of no use unless we have interesL Earning money is of no advantage, unless we hold on to soma of it Isn't that so?
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7 OLD CORNS GONE Nver mind how old or severe Is the corn now giving you trouble, there is one sure way to get rid of It if you will' get from any drug store a 25c box of Dr. Hunt's new corn cure tor it gives instant relief, penetrates and removes the corn quickly and soothes -and heals. It Is positively safe very effective and easy to use. Thousands of .com sufferers who used Dr. Hunt's corn cure last season are free from all pain and annoyance. a American Chemical Co., Sidney, Ohio. -
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"Yes, ma'am, there's a whole lot to the inside of a cracker!"
"Now, you take one of Edgemont Crackers, break two and look at it.
"Notice those layers. Not many people know what they inean. "There's a layer for every time the dough went through the rollers. "Then the little holes in the cracker lots of folks think they are for ornament. They're punched in there to hold the layers together. "You see, it takes people who hnaxo what good crackers are and how to make the best in tre best way, to know just exactly what is the right process to follow.
"Since I began selling Edge.monts
these
it in I've been taking a real interest in
crackers. .These Edgemonts are baked in Ohio's model ; bakery
Careen & Green s in Dayton. They're packed fresh from the oven in the double-enameled pure food box and shipped to me right-away. "I guess that's why nearly everybody here eats them. Of course, a. good cracker tastes better if you get it fresh v - . "Yes, ma'am. I'll be glad to send Some to your
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Take Out the Trouble First The Transmission of the Inter-State is just another instance of high quality construction which makes this car of extra value. It'a designed and mads to save you even the knowledge) that these gears are In tbo car except for the results they give in extra power transmission and ease of control.
Don't Be Too Late !
Every day you put off looking Into the Inter-State proofs of value is just one more day of absolute motor car satisfaction you're loosing. Better call us up now and say "what do you mean by extra value?"
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