Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 203, 7 July 1917 — Page 4

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND 8UN-TELE0RAU

Published Every Evening Except Sunday, by Palladium Printing Co. Palladium Bulldinf. North Ninth and Sailor Streets. R. G. Leeds, Editor. E. H. Harris, Mgr. Catered at the Post Office at Richmond. Indiana, ae 8eo ond Class Mall Matter.

Kmi a smile on vour face till 10 o'clock and

it will stay there all day." -Douglas Fairbanks. " j i I . 1. 1 n i .... i i i f a Helping the Handicapped Many persons are handicapped because of physical defects or age.. Their lot is a sad one, often a tragedy. Given intelligent treatment and assigned to' work within their capacity and they would become producers instead of remaining idle consumers. , In Chicago and other large centers of population, committees recently have been appointed to lisl persons who need guidance in obtaining work. Many who had lost interest in life and were contented to float wherever the tide of misfortune carried them have been reclaimed and are now enjoying the satisfaction that comes from knowing that you are not useless but a positive agent in the economic world. One.of the saddest sights on our streets is to see men who still might engage in some form of profitable labor unable to find employment because younger and more active competitors have replaced them in the shop and store. Hundreds : of these men are still able to do. a full day's work, and if their pay were graduated - according to their output would be able to support themselves. Scores of old mechanics are willing to work in our shops If the employers paid them accord

ing to the amount of work they turned out, even if the pay were much smaller than that of the robust young men engaged in the same trade, these old men would be made the happiest workers in the city. . , We have overlooked this element in our economic development. . The day is not far distant when wise employers will place a high value on the integrity,' skill and willingness of these men and give them a chance with a wage scale commensurate with their output.

Auto Owners and Thieves More cars disappear in Chicago than in any city of the United States. . Why? The following chapter torn from the police records of that city will explain: Mr. Respected Citizen buys a car for $1,000 and has it insured for its full value for one year. If the car is stolen at the end of eleven months, he can cash in his insurance policy for the full $1,000. Sold at a second hand store the car would bring only about $500. Now Mr- Alleged Respected Citizen of Chicago slips a member of an automobile stealing gang a small sum of money to get away with the car. The automobile is either broken up and junked or spirited out of the city. The Respected Citizen collects his $1,000 and next year buys a new car. Very clever, indeed. Owner and thief connive in the game. The insurance company stands the loss and the honest owner pays a very high premium rate because of the wholesale thefts of cars. The Chicago police have obtained sufficient evidence to convict both thieves and auto owners. Both deserve a full measure of service in the state penitentiary.

SECOND EXEMPTION BOARD ORGANIZES

KING-KHYBER RIFLES

Romance tfrfclvntirQ ; V Talbot Mundy CemtewT 1916 F- T Bom-Vmiu Ce

"Why Isn't it damp In here?' he wondered, returning to his own cave. And then be noticed ions Assures In the cavern walls, and that the smoke from the lamps drifted toward them. He could not guess what made It do that, unless It were the suction of the enormous river hurrying underground, 'and then he remembered that at the entrance air bad , rushed , downward Into the hole down which the horse hid disanneared. which partly con

firmed his guess. "Ismail!" he shouted, and jumped at the revolver-crack-like echo of his voice. Ismail came running. "Make the men carry the mule's racks into this cave. You and Darya Khan stay here and help me open them. Remember, ye are both assistants of Kurrara Khan, the hakim!" They will laugh at us! They will laush at us!" clucked Ismail, but he h:nled to obey, while King wondered who would laugh. ' Within an hour a delegation came from no less a person than Yasminl herself, bearing her compliments.-and hot forvl savory enough to make a brass Idol's mouth water. By that tlrao King had his seta of surgical instruments and drugs and bandages all laid out on one ol the beds and covered from view by a blanket It was only one more proof of the British army's everlasting luck that one of the men, who set the great brass dish of food on the floor near King, had a swollen cheek, and that he should touch the swelling clumsily as he lifted his hand to shake back a lock of greasy hair. There followed an oath like flint struck on steel ten times in rapid succession: "Does it pain thee, brother?" asked Kurrara Khan the hakim. "Are. there devils in Tophet! Fire and my veins are one!" The man did not notice the eagerness beaming out of King's hornrimmed spectacles, but Ismail did; it seemed to him timo to prove his virtues as assistant. "This is the famous hakim Kurram Khan," he boasted. "He can cure anything, and for a very little fee!" "Nay. for no fee at all In this case" said King. The man looked incredulous, but King drew the covering from hi row of instruments and bottles. "Take a chance," be advised. "None but the brave wins anything!" The man sat down, as if he would argue the point at length, but Ismail and Dary Khan, were new to the business and enthusiastic. They had him down, held .tight on the floor to the huge amusement of the rest, before the man could even protest; and his howls of rage did him no good, for Ismail drove the hilt of a knife between his , open jaws to keep them open. A very large proportion of King's stores consisted of morphia and cocaine. He injected enough cocaine to deaden the man's nerves, and allowed it time to work. Then he drew nut three back teeth In nnlclr

.succession, to make sure he had the right one. . ,

Ismail let the victim up, and Darya Khan gave him water in a brss cup. Utterly without pain for the first time for days, the man was a grateful as a wolf freed from a trap. "Allah reward thee, since the service was free!" he smirked. "Are there any others in pain in Khinjan?" King asked him. "Listen to him! What Is Khinjan? Is there one man without a wound or a sore or a scar or a sickness?" "Then, tell them." said King. The man laughed. "When I show my jaw, there will be a fight to be irst! Make ready, hakim! I go!" He was true to his word and left the cave like a gust of wind,' followed by the three who had come with him. King sat down to eat. but he had not finished his meal he had' made the little heap of rice into a ball with his fingers, native style, and was mopping up the last of the curried gravy with It when the advance guard of the lame and the halt and sick made its appearance. The cave's entrance became jammed with them, but no riot ever made more noise. "Hakim! Ho, hakim! Where is the hakim who draws teeth? Where is the man who knows yunani?" Ten men burst down the passage all together, all clamoring, and ono man wasted no time at all but began to tear away bloody bandages to show his wound. The hardest thing now was to get and keep some kind of order, and for ten minutes Ismail and Darya Kbon labored, using threats where argument failed, and brute force where they dared. It was like beating mad hounds from aft their worry. What established - order at last was that King rolled up his

sleeves and began, so that eagerness gave place to wonder. -To be continued

THOUGHTS TO THING ABOUT All that gladdens is not gold. Thoroughness makes progress steady; . work thoroughly done is the firm foundation of success. If your fellow-men does not always agree with you, it does not necessarily follow that your fellow-man is wrong. Share your home with some business worker and make the spare room earn for your household. A Want Ad Taker will help you tell over 50,000 people that you have a room to rent.

CAMBRIDGE CITY. Ind.. July 7. The Wayne County exemption board

No. 2, has been organized with. Harnr B. Miller, chairman; F. C. Mosbaugh,

clerk; Dr. W. C, Squier, physical ex

aminer... . .Mr. and Mr. P. H. McCabe and daughter, Miss Vera, spent Wed

nesday here, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Emill Ebert, and other friends.

. ...Rev. R. C. Jones of the M. E.

church will have for his subject Sun

day morning, "Living in God"; In the

evening, "Why Don't God Stop the

War V.,.. Mrs. Margaret Fatton of Martinsville, is spending several days

with her daughter. Mrs. Wesley Cotnell Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Wright have gone to La wrenceburg Indiana, to visit their son, Carl.. . ..Mrs B. A.

Carpenter and daughter, Miss Mildred, left for Chattanooga, Tenn., Thursday to spend the summer with relatives.

....The Misses Lillie and Flora Vin

ton will leave Monday, July 9, for Cali

fornia to spend two months with their

nephew, James Stoddard and family. The Presbyterian Guild will meet at the home of Mrs. J. C Mannon, on

West Main street, Tuesday afternoon

Mrs. Frank Repp and children

have gone to Dayton, Ohio, to spend two weeks with relatives. . '. . .Miss Daisy Ayler is spending several days in Indianapolis, visiting Miss Grace

Dasher Oliver W. Stewart, will deliver a temperance address at -the Christian church, Wednesday evening,

July 18 Mrs. Carl Boyd and son of Chicago, will spend the summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Rohey, and other relatives A series of meetings will be held at the M. E. church, beginning on Monday evening, when the pulpit will be occupied by Rev. Stoner of Dublin; Tuesday evening, by Rev. Barrett of Lewisville, and

Wednesday evening, by Rev. Taylor of

Milton Mr. and Mrs. Mat Kreusch of Cleveland, Ohio, are spending two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Frohnapfel and other Cambridge -City relatives.. .Miss Luna Wilson of York, Pa., and Miss Alice Medearls. Mrs. O. B. Medearis andd Mrs. Catherine Myers of Centerville, were guests Friday of Mrs. May Boden.

Since 1914 it is said that one-third of the Armenians have starved or been massacred.

TRY IT AND SEE!

Lift your corns or calluses off with fingers! Doesnt hurt a bit!

farm at Pennville.. .Guy Wickersham, while returning from Greensfork Saturday evening, met with an accident. His motorcycle fell and one of the rods pierced his foot Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brooks had as their guests Sunday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Cook and Anna and Lawrence Cook of Middleboro Harold and Bernice Hormel have returned from a week's stay with their aunt at Newcastle... Walter Fagan and family of Hagerstown, spent Sunday here with his parents Mrs. Frank Lutz Is spending a few days at her daughter's home in Indianapolis. . . .Dr. Gronendyke and a party of friends from Newcastle had a picnic on the banks of the Martindale Sunday. .. .Lonnie Koon and family and George Martz of Cambridge City, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Spencer . Gethers Sunday.... Mr., and Mrs. Guy Harrell were the guests of friends at Germantown Sunday.

SUNDAY CHAUTAUQUA CARD LOOKS GOOD

CENTERVILLE. Ind., July 7 Sunday's program at the Chautauqua promises to be exceptionally good. In the afternoon the . Parkln-8heke! ton Concert Company will give a program of readings, solos, whistling, etc. Irwin, the mysterious, will entertain the audience with his feats of magic and the afternoon program will close with a lecture, "The Call of the Hour." by Bertram Day. . -v .'?-" The evening program will, be given by the same persona.: Mr. Day's evening lecture will be "The Song of the Senses, or the Physical Basis of Character." v : : Saturday's attendance' was -very good. Barnum'a band furnished music and Mrs. Lida Keck Wiggins was the lecturer. - . - The Chautauqua Is conducted under the joint . management of Centerville business men and the Community Welfare League of Indianapolis.

noted Cincinnati chemist discov ered a new ether compound and called It freezone and it now can be had in tiny bottles as here shown for a few cents from any -drug store. You simply apply a few

arops or. rxeezone upon a tender corn or painful callus , and instantly the soreness disappears, then shortly . you wttl find the corn or callus so loose that you can just lift it off with the fingers. No pain, not a bit of soreness, either when applying freezone or afterwards and it doesn't even Irritate skin. Hard corns, soft corns

or corns between the toes, also toughened calluses Just shrivel up and lift off so easy. It is wonderful! Seems magical. It works like a charm. Genuine freezone has a yellow label. Don't accept any except with the yellow label.

$935 (f.e.kCiase)

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JACKSONBURG, IND.

Jackson lodge - of I. O. O. F. installed the following officers Tuesday evening: Harvey Whitton, N. G., Willie McKee. V. G.. and Isaac Brooks. secretary George Myers and - Miss Ruby Lannard attended the funeral of Mrs. Will Landig held in the Brick church near Hagerstown. Friday afternoon. Miss Olive Fetters has returned from a week's stay with her aunt at Germantown .... Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Morse of Dublin, were-recent guests of their son, Chester Morse and family. .Elmer McGraw has rented Mrs. Sallie Carr's farm north of town and Carl Hutson, Miss Mary Jacob's

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Everv Saturday and Sunday ' ' ' '" "Via' ' ' ' , ' . - TEIUtE HAUTE INDIANAPOLIS 6 EASTERN ':TlUCn0ll.(AllT--:v Good going on all trains leaving Richmond from 12:10 P. M. Saturday to 12: 10 p. m. 8unday. Good returning on Sunday only. :. - . ' Special Attractions Baseball Parks Theatres See Local Agent lor further information.

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W. C. Pishl ... Distributor for Wayne County. Phone 1893. 416 S. 15th St., Richmond, Ind.

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CLARK FUNERAL TO BE . HELD SUNDAY MORNING

A change has been made in the time for the funeral of Robert M. Clark, of Fountain City, who died Thursday. In

stead of 2:30 p. m. as formerly announced, the funeral will be held at. 10:30 Sunday morning.

A Toronto dairy is to hare a 25,000 gallon milk tank.

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