Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 177, 7 June 1917 — Page 4
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND' SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1917
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM
AND 8 UN-TELEGRAM
Published Every Evening Except Sunday, by Palladium Printing Co. Palladium Building. North f Ninth and Sailor Street. R. G. Leeds, Editor. E. H. Harris, Mgr. Entered at the Post Office at Richmond. Indiana, as Seeond Oaaa MaU Matter.
Peace at any price can never be an enduring peace Prof. Franklin H. Giddings. x The New Indiana In snirit and in deeds a new state has come in
to being just across the western boundary of Ohio. It is clear that in certain vital respects
Tndi&na has been born again. .
,f coa was the first of the larsre members
of the union to fill its entire quota of recruits needed for the regular army. Out of the whole . nrvtrht states onlv three in the far
UOk w xv . v - - west, all of them small, reached the goal ahead of Indiana. Yet for many years after the war which saved the country from dismemberment Indiana bore a taint of copperheadism and was looked upon by neighboring states as somewhat lacking in the right sort of patriotism. ; Last fall when the main issue of the national campaign was militant and ' thoroughgoing defense of American rights and American honor, Indiana, long regarded as a commonwealth in
clined strongly to the Democratic party, was . . A A A." 1 A, A,
swept by the Kepuoucan ticiceis, national, swims rtA inoal Tf Virwprl nlainlv then the same temD-
er and high spirit which recruiting for the army
has absolutely demonstraiea ims spring. Ana now Indiana is for woman suffrage and prohibition. Many things have changed utterly. It is all a notable awakening of stalwart and inspiring Americanism which is in entire harmony with the great advances Indiana has made in indusfries, commerce, and general prosperity. The new Indiana is right in line with the most progressive states of the union. From the Cleveland Leader. , State Federation to Probe Tactics of Giles Announcement that the president of the State
Teachers' Federation has asked for the data on the cricifixion of Ramsey by Giles adds another chapter to the tragedy. A state federation of teachers that would let pass by such a flagrant abuse of authority by a
superintendent without investigation ougnt to disband. The action of the state body in collecting the data proves that it is true to its function, namely, to protect the rights of the teachers. The full force of the state federation ought to be brought to bear on Giles. The man deserves the fullest condemnation of the federation, expressed in terms so forcible and pointed that he will hand in his resignation at once.
Pan-Germans Would Divide, Russia;
"Blood and iron Policy Emphasized; President Wilson Scored As Meddler
Advertising Is Effective Arm of Canada s War Administration
gT. LOUIS, Jane t. The advertising campaigns conducted by the Canadian government a aids to the woceseful prosecution of the war, were described to the Associated Advertising clubs of the world today by John II. Imrie. manager of the Canadian Fresa association. -Since the war began," he said, 'the Canadian government has conducted seventeen distinct advertising campaigns. During the last twelve months, its expenditures on display advertising has exceeded the combined expenditures during that period or any other tour general advertisers in Canada. Most of the advertising was done in connection with Canada's war problems." . Mr. Imrie related how the government had advertised in newspapers, throughout Canada, the food value of Canadian apples and thereby created a market for the large crop of 1914; how through advertising a fund of thirteen million dollars for the relief of famlUes of soldiers had been raisedand how by similar means, women had been obtained for the manufacture of munitions.. Mr. Imrie continued: "Soon after the war began, it was recognized that one of the most valuable contributions Canada could make to the prosecution of the war, would be In the form of food supplies. The problem was to impress upon every farmer in Canada the need of increased agricultural production. "The Canadian government was quick to recognize that advertising is the most speedy and the most effective means of reaching the people. The campaign resulted in an Increase of over ten per cent, in the area under culUvation, and, in conjunction with good weather conditions, in record
yields per acre for almost every class
of field products. . "Similar advertising .campaigns were conducted In 1916 and 1917 and there is now running in Canada a special hsmI to the. farmer to nreoare
now for even larger crops in 1918."
ABINGTON
A party will be given here Saturday night. . ..Children's exercises, observ
ing "Children's Day for Foreign Mis
sions," were given at the Christian church Sunday night Rev. E. E. Hale and Miss Martha Dye attended the Sunday School convention at Cambridge City Thursday and Friday.... Dave Johns, who has been seriously ill for the past month, was visited Sunday by his father, brothers and sister of Richmond and Greensfork.. . Miss Edith Brown spent last week with her aunt, Mrs. Rufus Lambert.
The Forum
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ITALY PINS HER FAITH ON AMERICA, MINISTER ASSERTS
WASHINGTON, June 7. Italy has determined to cut its consumption of coal and iron in half as a war measure to reduce its ship tonnage in line with the general policy adopted by the other entente allies in meeting the submarine menace, the Italian mission announced today. En rice Arlotta, a member of the mission, and Italian minister for transportation, in discussing the situation, said that by a rigid enforcement of
this policy, Italy wiu not only aid in conserving the resources of her allies but will also save labor and millions of dollars, formerly expended In the purchase of coal and iron abroad. The money saved, he said, could be used to better advantage in purchasing foodstuffs here. "This reduction was made possible," said Mr. Arlotta, "by intensive devel
opment of Italy's generous water power rennnrrea sind the elimination
within the confines of the nation of
the manufacturing of all those articles which required steam power to pro-dur-.a. Tha articles could be purchas
ed In vour country ready made, we
found, and could Be snippea to ltaiy iiflornhlv IrtWftr than it
was possible for us to produce under are old arrangement. "Italy looks with equanimity on the
outcome, tier economic, nnanciai ana mllit&rv situation la sound. Her one
concern is for food and that we are
certain the United states, tne most wonderful producer of food in all the world, will be able to sunDlv us. Italy
pins her faith in the millions of brave
men on her long and sanguinary front
and on the united states. "Thnt faith will not fail!"
The mission .planned today to hold conferences by which it hoped to wind up their affairs this week. The prince of Udine is recovering from the sudden illness' which prevented the mission from starting on its proposed tour
Monday.
COPENHAGEN, (via London,) June ' 7. A program for the general dismemberment of Russia was put forward at a meeting at Essen of the newly formed Rheinisch-Westphallan branch of the independent committee for a German Peace, the organization of the Pan-Oermans. Blood and Iron was. the keynote of the meeting and
the sneakers advocated far-reaching
plans of German territorial aggran
dizement. -s ' '
Th nrinHnal sneaker declared it
was useless to attempt separate peace
negotiations with the Russian pro
visional government but suggestea that advantage might be taken of nreiumt conditions in Russia to ap
proach the Finns and Little Russians
with peace proposals. He asserted
that Finland and the UKraine couia easily be detached from Russia. The speaker further advocated the seizure by Germany of Lithuania and Courland and their colonization by two million German speaking Russians from the interior of the Slavic dominions, thus weakening Russia and establishing a complete bulwark of dependent states east of Germany and Austria-Hungary. Professor Busch of Marburg university, another of the speakers, recnmmpniled. aceordine to the Koeln-
ische Zeitung, the imposition of war
indemnities in the form or raw mate
rials, such as Sweden exacted from Prussia at the end of the Thirty years war. Prnf. Riisch also said:
"Only cranks trust In international conventions and as for disarmament, treaties, there are not worth the paper they are written on. Neutrals, as his-
On The Boards
Haberdashers in Evansville say that soft collars and shirts will be worn, as a war measure soon. They say that starch will be needed for food during the next year.
As a play "One Girl's Experience" is acclaimed bv the theatre-goers as
a tremendous success. It is fascinat
ing mainlv because the unexpected
always happens. . The Otis Oliver Players will open In this play tonight at the Murray. The big thing about the nlav la the character of Lucy Fair-
weather admirably played and wonderful in its child-like simplicity and trust. Her love for Paul so true and pure and so forgiving is in itself enough to commend the play to thinking people, especially to the people who love a story sweetly told. This play will hold the boards until Saturday with the usual matinees.
tory shows, have always tried to spoil
the triumph of the victor.
"President Wilson plays the same
role as Napoleon HI. after the battle
of Sadowa, but Wilson may also meet
his Sedan. May the sword remain un
sheathed until diplomacy has spoken
its last work."
Dr. Beumer, a Prussian deputy, ex
tolled Bismarck's maxim, "the only
sane basis of a great state is a healthy
egoism, not romanticism." Dr. Beumer urged a return to the Bismarckian manner of conducting Germany's for
eign policy.
THOUSANDS OF TOUR-
ISTS GO TO COLORADO EVERY YEAR
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Why not spend your Vacation there this Summer? Not many years ago Colorado was nrnrfirallv unknown as a vacation re
sort. Today it is probably the most
popular vacation state in America. More and more It is coming to be looked upon as the great playground of the nation.
In view of the . enormous sums
spent by the United States Govern
ment, and private corporations, to make Colorado the most popular, as it is the most perfect vacation place In America, one of the most gratifying nanecta of American ' business sanity
is conveyed in the report that the war will make no difference in the Colo
rado tourist traffic this vear.
The Secretary of the Department of Interior believes that the entrance of the United States into war will not materially affect western tourist travel. He points out that even more important now than in time of peace that the health and vitality of the nation's citizenship be conserved, that rest and recreation must materially assist In this conservation of human tissue and energy.
Let us send you our special illus-i
trated literature, snowing tne latest views of the wonders of Colorado, and giving you all the details about the trip, where to go, what to see, and just how little you need to pay. We will gladly help you plan your vacation. Make sure you visit Colorado this year, and be also sure you go via the Rock Island Lines. Rock Island Travel Bureau, 615 Merchants' Bank Bldg., Indianapolis. J. P. Powers, D. P. A. SAFETY AND SERVICE FIRST adv.
The Drinll for June, July and August
Iced PostumDirections: Prepare Postum in the usual way, let cool, serve with cracked ice, ugar and lemon or, if you prefer, sugar and cream. .Refreshing Satisfying!
There Is a fountain of healing to be found in each of us, in our own souls. Do you realize that within us is a mighty healing power sufficient to renew every organ in our body and great enough to heal your mind and cure your body. When we cleanse our minds from all filthy thoughts, this opens the way for pure thoughts which brings angels to help us. leading us to the healing waters. This is the river of life flowing from above from God who is with each of us as the fountain of all Intelligence. My parents brought me here 67 j ears ago from Ireland. I have lived in Richmond off and on for 61 years. For the last three months I have been Urine here with you trying: to help and
io educate and enlighten people for a better life. I am distributing the purest Christian literature. 1 hope to hear from those reading my literature. I am Scotch-'rish. Here is the Society of Silent Seventy membership certificate. "This is to certify that Ds. J. S. Gray, No. 66, Richmond. Ind., desiring to assist in the spreading the gospel of Truth by distributing free literature was duly enrolled a member of the Silent Seventy by the secretary on this 3rd day of Oct, 1916. Silent Seventy Dept., Unity School of Christianity, 917 Tracy Ave., Kansas City. Mo." Anyone wanting my healing ministry call at 34 So. Fifth St ' J. S. GRAY.
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go on a positive guarantee of satisfaction or money back. It's amazing how quickly these Margo tablets tone up the entire system, calm and steady the nerves, and put vim, vigor and vitality into men and women who are fagged out, nervous, despondent and ambitlonless. Thousands testify to their remarkable value in cases of severe mental depression, nervous prostration, nervous dyspepsia, "jumps," "fidgets," and the generally unstrung nerves that come from excessive work, worry, lack of sleep or overindulgence in drinking, eating, or smoking. They never fail to benefit. If you are blue and feel as though you didn't give a hang, or are cross, Irritable, and your nerves are right on edge, get a package of Margo right away. They come 40 tablets to a box. Eat one with every meal for a few days, and see what a wonderful improvement they make in your whole nervous system. ' Adv.
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