Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 8, 19 November 1919 — Page 7
PAGE SEVEN BRINGING UP FATHER By McManus MENTAL WORK NEEDS A STOMACH At UON, Ab ALL THE WON'T EE AROUND AN' I HAVE N0TH1N' TO DO 0EStOE?-IT'LL PLEASE MAiE tAf- MAi;E- THOUGHT COULD 1T HOME BUT PHONE tMN HOUtE AN TELL ME WIFE. I'LL 50RE SPECIAL BEEF AliD AN INlPOfVTA.NT BU5INE5S BE HOME FOR DINNER I MK.HT A WELL ftAT AT EN 5AiE ME N TOU tT HOME ' CT -xu . TURNED OP
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 19, 1919.
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CHICAGO PLAN TO BUILD HOUSES IS MODEL FOR CITY
By WILLIAM R. 8ANBORN The fact that J. Ogden Armour and Thomas E. Wilson, the noted Chicago packers, have recently Invested thousands of dollars In a no-profit organisation, designed to furnish real homes for wage earners and men of slender Incomes, at cost and on the easiest possible terms, makes a ttory worth the telling. We cite these gentlemen more particularly, because they are in the spot .flight, and because some have accused Vthem of most of the crimes in the
callendar, leading to the piling up of predatory millions. It seems, however, that there are big men in the packing industry, who are no more encumbered with hoofs and horns than the balance of us, broadgauged, liberal, kindly men, whom it Is pleasure to know. The fact that Mr. Armour heads the
directory assures the co-operation of
purpose. The Chicagoan Is not giving his money, isn't pauperizing anyone by offering charity in the shape of a home at less than cost. They plan to get the good citizen now forced into the slums, out of them; also to Americanize the foreign- workman and to make him feel his responsibility as a
home owner. The great welfare organizations will co-operate in this; but this Is in no sense a part of our problem we have no slums. Seven Model Homes. Seven types of model homes are being built in Chicago, each standardized of course. Others may be added, giving greater choice and variety. At a certain stage of the program realtv bonds will be offered the public and the proceeds be applied to continuous building. A moderate mortgage will be placed on the homes, and theso mortgages, collectively, will be used as a basis for bond Issues, as needed. The plan is not involved, being simplicity itself, but we lack space to go into detajl. It Is a part of the contract, however, that the association has first option on the home in case the buyer wishes to change location, or to remove from Chicago, and is privileged to repay the Investment and to resell the property.
The Chicago plan provides homes
towns in large letters on the imp. that has been making a big hit at the They are eternally getting somewhere i Murray theatre. This photoplay is
and are ever on their way to greater : said to show the beautiful star, Mad
almost unlimited capital. We could tnat are jn au resppcts modern, are name a hurtrlrprl nnhlle-snirited Phi-' ..staton nn imlii a A cuKatnn.
accomplishment. More power to them. They are the salt of the earth. "They seen their duty and by gum they done it." There are thoughtful, earnest, liberal men in Richmond who feel that they have a duty In this emergency. They are leading the procession and the least the rest of us can do Is to "fall-in." A progressive optimist wins he race before the conservative pessimist notes that the starter has given the word to "Oo," and that he has been left at the post without a chance to divide the purse. Fall In, gentlemen, Fali In.
WALTON TO SPEAK. George A. Waiton. principal of a Philadelphia School, will speak in place of Joseph Holmes, who was to have been hero Friday and Saturday, December 5 and 6, as part of the conference with English friends.
The Theatres
laine Traverse who is a favorite here
at her very best; and that means very, very fine. The plot indicates a brilliant picture of social and political I'aris, with a view of the underworld; the latter set, it is said, being in exact replica of a Latin Quarter resort. Her role being that of a social leader, Miss Traverse promises views of some stunning Paris gowns.
a big, big star, so Is the whisper that I the audience began to call first for me has been uttered about her a big, big I and then for Rickenbacker. and then
whisper. About being engaged. and all that, to no lees a person than Captain Eddie Rickenbacker, American ace of aces. "Engaged to Eidie Rickenbacker? My goodness," exclaimed Elsie when told In her dressing room at the Selznick studio that such was the rumor going the rounds of the Rialto. "Why, I scarcely know him, and haven't the slightest idea where the oar boy is. For r-11 I know, he may have a wife some here." "Then, there isn't an iota of truth
In 11, and you aren't engaged to any-
MURRETTE A fine point in hearaldry furnishes an Interesting scene In "Lure of Am
bition," the new super-prcduction in j body?" persisted the reporter.
which William Fox will present Theda I "Not a bit of it. I only wish I could Bara today at the Murrette theatre. J make such a nice announcement. I Olga Dolan, the heroine, played by ' guess the story started when Eddie Miss Bara, has been received Into the j Rickenbacker and I were appearing in homo of the Duke of Rutledge, to j a benefit entertainment together. I whom she fled for protection. A dish i had been on for a turn, and Ricken-
cagoans associated with him in this
purely altruistic, non-profit enterprise. That Chicago has, and always has had a good complement of such enterprising, far-seeing citizens, largely accounts for its great wealth and millions of population. Richmond Is Interested. Knowing that Richmond would be Interested in first-hand information of what Chicago Is doing "To improve housing conditions in Chicago, and to encourage email wage-earners to acquire ar.d own their homes." just, as is our aim here at home, we have secured all the pertinent facts. A Bit of Wizardry. Wo regret to have to state that what Chicago has done, or will do as a metropolis, cannot be done in Richmond. But how they do It is nevertheless interesting, as witness the following excerpt from the letter of Mr. James F. Basiger, the general manairer for the association: ' I might Fay that one of the big tenturrs of our plan is, that we are selling the business frontage which surrounds the residences which we are building in our first development, for enough money to pay for the acreage
ina underground improvements, invt fyfks will give the purchasers of the homes
an improved lot without cost. Our office space is being furnished free of charge; Greenebaum's Sons Bank and Trust Company is collecting all the moneys without charge; we are paying cash for all our materials, are employing a contractor on a commission basis, and are doing the work by day labor. We are going to be able to
produce a house for $4,000 that would j
sell in the open market for fG.OOO or $7,000." Lot Values Included. We presume that we are to understand that economy in building and buying operations, together with the value of the free lot, really makes the
$1,000 home of equal value to those now costing buyers $0,000 and up, and
fire resistant, well built and substan
tial. The supervising architect will have charge of all construction and has provided all the plans. It appears, too, that the payments demanded will be much less than houses of such space and character now bring as rental. The buyer cannot only eat his cake, but retain It, hence the flood of app'ieatlons already on file. It is worth noting, however, that those most in need' of a better home and environment are on the preferred list, and will be cared for first. This is plain common sense, in view of the aims and ends of this great altruistic association, which, after building the 10.000 homes so badly needed, will consider the winding up or extension of their program, as occasion may indicate the need. The Way to Win. To be known as "conservative" is not always the best recommendation, and this most surely applies to towns
and cities. A thousand "burgs" attest! to this truth. You find them every- j where. The optimistic, courageous I citizenry write the names of their
of fresh strawberries, nestling on their leaves, is the first course of her first meal at the castle. "The ducal strawberry leaves! Can they be an omen?" she exclaims. The reference Is bettr understood when it Is remembered that strawberry leaves are the emblem of the Duke In heradry. This time the omen was one of portent, for Olga Dolan,
former hotel sfenogrpphf-r, did become
backer, dear boy, followed me. We both received very warm receptions and when he had finished his stunt
for both of us together.
"Now I don't see that having our names called together right out in public like that constitutes matrimony. Do vou?"
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Great Mistake to Imagine You Can Work Better and Faster on the Starvation Plan. Eat What You Like But Follow With Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. Mental work uses up energy fast. And energy comes from food. To eat little or nothing in order to do more work is a fallacy that has created an army of dyspeptics. A, better plan is to eat the regular portions of food such as make up the average meal and follow each meal with Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. You will thn get a double benefit energy from food and sociability with meals, for as a rule, the Hsht eater, or those who skip meals, set
into a bad habit, a rut, of hermit-like isolation. Do not be afrs'd of gasslness, sour ntomach. heartburn, heavy feeling or coated tongue after meals Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets arouse the stomach to secrete the juices necessary to rellevs these troubles that so frequently distress the mental worker They contain harmless ingredients which act with an alkaline effect, so you may rat the rich things of Ibe banquet or the savory sausage for breakfast with utmost freedom. Get a 50-cent box of Stuart's Dys pepsia Tablets at any drug store, eat freely of what you like end you will do more and better work than on a skimpy diet. Try this plan. Adv.
MURRAY THEATRE Richmond persons will be given a
chance to see three good road shows ; tho Duchos3 of Rutledge
ai mo Aiurray ineaire aunng me month of December. The first to be shown will be "Fiddlers Three" with a
big city cast. The same cast is now
WASHINGTON
Elsie Janis who is playing the lat
DlavhiK In Chicaeo and will later nlav times today at th Washington the;i-
in Cincinnati. This will appear horo.tro in hfr firrit Selznlck picture. "A on TnK1&v rio 4 (Regular Girl." realizes at. last what it;
Rum-1
ffiTthis!
on Tue6dav. Dec. 4.
Mike Donlin. who nlaved with the N 10 ,)e a moving picture star.
Cincinnati Reds about 10 years ago,
um! Rumors! Rumors! How they)
will ha th fpntum if tho ni.iv "Turn buzz around the heads of cinema
to the Right," which wilfbe seen here j saLelitcs! And, of course, as Elsie is on Tuesday, Dec. 23. i ----. ,1
"Tho Bettel 'Ole." featuring DeWolf Hopper, will be given at the Murray on December 30. Announcement of tine seat sale for these plays will bo made later. MURRAY "Snares of Paris" is the alluring title of a new William Fox release
At first signs of a cold or grip lAfJE'S COLD TABLETS
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What Nuxated Iron Is Made From Sworn Statement of Composition of Its Formula It increases the strength and endurance of delicate, nervous, run-down folks in two weeks' time in many instances. Tk T?,-.nt f TVr.rtnr t..3v aittir;d mended to liuild co tkf nerve fore &n4
Hie broadest publication of the sworn state- thereby increase bra;a power, at glycerophos-
men i oi trie composuion 01 uxaiea iron
Yriiere Most Sickness Begins and Ends BY LEE HERBERT SMITH, M. D.
It can be said broadly that most humnn
NOTHER BOND WOMAN IS
GLAD TO RECOMMEND PEPGEN; HUSBAND FINDS QUICK RELIEF
GETS 28 EGGS A DAY NOW, FROM 34 HENS
Chas. C. White, Well-Known Breeder, 1 Tells How. Costs Nothing to Try. I
"Almost the first dose relieved my
, husband of indigestion." rays Mrs. E.
ft. ... . . ...
ms dokih m uie suuuarn ana ena lu tha j , (jillilanil, 512 North 20th Street, stomach. Good digestion means good 1 u ;i, ,i j,, ; t,-is,,,i
observation of Peppen, the new prrp-
i aration. being introduced here by
f'lem ThlFtlothwnite, well-known dniK-
"I pave Don Sung to 34 utility Buff Orpinctons and the egg yield increased from 1 to 28 a day. Don Sung Is a wonder, and now I am giving it to all my hens regularly." Chas. C. White. Manager Cherry Hill Farm,
health, and poor digestion means bad
healtn. The minute your stomach fails to properly .'dispose of the food you eat.troubles begin to crop out in various forms. Indigestion and dyspepsia arc the commonest forms, but thin, impure blood, headaches, backaches, pimples, blotches, dizziness, belching, coated tongue, weakness, poor appetite, sleeplessness, coughs, colds and bronchitis are almost as common. There is but one way to have good health, and that Is to put and keep your stomach in good order. This is easy to do if you take Dr.
Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery. It is a Wonderful tonic and blood purifier, and is so safe to take, for it is made of roots and
gist of this city. Mr. GiUiland works for the F". X Watt Casket Company. Continuing. Mrs. Glililand says: "And that is not
There is nothing in the world that bind men and women so securely as failing health. The treat trouble is that sickness conies like a thief in the night and the signs of warning are often Tinheeded. In this enlightened age the man or woman who lives and does not learn fails to safeguard their health and they are guilty of au unpardonable
one of the mot widely used tonic, s'reneia
and blood builders in the world, so tiat tbe public may examine it for themselves at: i . life as to its merits. It is conservatively estimated tnat tfc'.s remarkable formula is now being used by ovr 3,000,000 people arrma;;y ia America alone. Among those who have used ard y-r--igly endorse it are many phrsicans formerly -o::-nected with we!14cno-ra hospital, firmer United Slates Senators, members cf Congress, and former Health Official?. Newspapers everywhere are invite-i copy this statement for the ber.-t of fieir Teaders. It is suggested thit physic;ans make rewrd of it and l:eep it in th'ir offices So that they may inteH'cently rswer cue'tions of patients concerrtng it. Kvery6ody is advied to cut it out ard keen it. A ery of tfc actual sworn statrnent will le Sent to anyone who desires s-ich. Ii is as iollows: Iron Teptonate (Special T,ec!5? ?tsnlardl Quantity givn b-1' -w. Sodium Giycerophof phates I' S.P. (MnnantoO Cakii-Ti C!ycer?p'icsi!hates TVS. P. ( Monsacto.) . E. Nux VentSc U S.P. Cisca-!n Kutcr Magnesirm Carbonate v'hPo. Glrrrr I'.S.P. Oil Cassia r:nnanm T.S.?. Calcium Cirboii.-Ue l'rcrp. C.T.
Tarh dose ,,f twr til.lp- -,f V... .. T, avs: ,-I atwavs prescribe Nuxated Iron
contains one ar.d r.c h.i s-ai:;s of r -vr where a reconstructive tonic is indicated.
iron in the fjrn cf iren peptouat" of a special -pcciSc flan. lard v.i.i'i in u'-r cpini"n .ioseses S!ip'ricr quaii'i''. to rr-v cMfr
known form of iron. By Kwt:S ctfce'r snakes itlTO1-Tn,Tr!.W rASirfitwert. Ot Iron J eptonate we cou.U have J ':t tlie l.-.t . . iich :t w.il kr .!. dn.iU"rjhr I same quantity of actual ir n in the table's th'.irtiwiirai-'ljnact. UwcnilauiUM. m at less than one-fourth the rrn to us. and " ir.rhi-rt. ..- "jc. .hwWiiA. by using metallic iron we could have accom- JLY.?' plishea the same thir.y at 1i than (inc ct nf ilium wm ommlt 7ur tu:il7 vhrinta ml bt twelfth the cost; but b &. r.gc must hf li la 4uW m to whthr mii ym have most Certainly impaired rheir therapru- IJhSJK tic efficacy. Glycerophosphates used m Nux- ;4, ),,,... .m t, . ,j win mum w ated Iron is one of the most expensive tunic Knr it maiA bj aOi aruMUna. lBfHfc tslriSgitsa, ingredients known. " is especially rraa. batrai. Hick Sold In this city by A. O. Luken and Thlatlothwalte'a Drug Store
pha'.es are said to contain phosphorous in a
state very s;muar to that in winch it ;s found in t!ie nerve and brain ceils of man. As w:i! be fsa from the above, two important ingredients of Nuxated Iron (Iron 1'cntonate nd Glycerophosphates) are very eTpesive products as compared with most ci.-er tonics. C ne'er such circumstances the temptation to a Juitentiua and substitution by unscrujtil ms prrsons, is very great and the public s hereby warned to be rareful and see every tittle is plainly labeled "Nuxated Iron." by the Dae Healta Laboratories. Par.s. London, and Detroit, U. S. A., as this is the enly genu.r.e article. If you have taken c:l".T forms of iron without success. th: clues jiot prove Nuxated Iron will not help you. We guaraniee satisfaction to every purchaser cr your money will be refunded. In regard to the value of Nuxated Iron, rr. A. J. Newman, late Police Surgeon of the City of Chicago, and former House Surgeon Jefferson Park Hospital, Chicago, says it has proven through his own tests of it t exce! any preparation he las ever used for creating red blood, building ua the nerves and strengthening- the muscles. Dr. J. V. ArmisieaJ, Grove Hi!!, Ala., gradual e of the University of Alabama School of Medicine, Mobile, 18S3. says: "In the cases I used Nuxated Iron 1 Lave four.1 more beneficial results tran from any preparation I have ever used in 34 years' practice." Dr. R. H. Ilaush. I'olkville, Miss., graduate of the
.Memphis Hoipit-i College. Mct- 'his. lf.
Nuxated Iron often increases the strength, ard endurance of dedicate, nervous, 'undow folks in two weeks' t.mc.
the facts, as applied to Chicago and Gi ,our hens DoiSuiV; and a,c the plan of operation pursued. I faults for one month If you don t Whenever the business frontage in i find that " Pa'st fr ,plf ,and, any subdivision can be sold for en-! -vou K Proflt beside? simply tell ough money to pay the entire cost of : -1 our mon' wiU be Promptly the land and improvements, as noted, i refunded. the onlv sums in excess of the cost of; Dfn bung (Chinese for eplaying) the houses to be charged to purchasers I rks directly on the egg-laying orwill be a small poition of the overhead I Pan. arid is1 aI,nd'd1 tonlc- ,!t J3 cost of conducting the enterprise. But j iven in the feed, improves the in any event the sale of the business I hpn s hpa1th; makes her stronger and corners and desirable business front-1 more active in any weather, and starts ra nine tiw- rfc Vi ci iirimoa t her laying.
x ry uon sung ior at." aays ana 11 11 lesn't Kt-t you the eggs, no matter
how cold the weather, your money
Flackville, Ind.
Mr. White is a well known breeder herbs and is without alcohol. Dr. Pierce, of
ana exhibitor. lie wrote tne aoove , Buffalo, N. Y., stands behind this standard i
letter In December, after his test nan. medicine, and it is good to know that so shown a gain of 21 eggs a day from I distinguished a physician is proud to have 34 hens. We will make you the Fame i his name identified with it.
offer we made him. Here it is:
the only way that Pepgen helped :ny error. They are the keepeis of their
husband. It also relieved him of head- own health and the responsibility aches with which he was frequently i rests with themselves. annoyed and which originated, we j IVngen should he trir 1 by rvery-
think, from a bilious condition of his ! body. It is the embodiment of many j system. of tho old-fashioned herb remedies as. "Ills sleep is more sound and he , well as some of the newly discovered. !
f. ols belter in many ways since tak-l All are blended into one great tonic -ing IVjjgon." I Adv.
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a few business lots, as we build homes.! " 1,1 ''t-u uj lua.i. v. ,
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try remedy dealer or send 50 con's
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Frankfort, Ind.: -"About a j-ear ago my system required a tonic and bloodpurifier, so after reading a little pamphlet I decided to try Dr. Pierce'sGoldcn Medical Discovery. This medicine I consider to be a vety efficient tonic and; blood -purifier and am, therefore, slad to recommend it." HENRY SIMMONS, 305 W.
MURRETTO, XV JL Today, Thursday and Friday SjLLJ
A Time for Action.
Hope deforri d maketh the heart: l- i T.' Qnil lionvon l.-Tfi- wa Ait n t
',vish to see' the frugal, industrious rell-UuRgor Co 16S Columbia Bids, citizens of Richmond who are anxious Indianapolis. Ind. Adv. to buy homes and to continue to dwell
among us, sick at heart for lack of the : opportunity now tentatively promised, j This is the time for action, then why tarry? The nerd is urgent, brethren,! nor is it a one man's job or duty, we , are talking about. It is a community! task and obligation, for the communal i benefit and uplift. "To promote home-owning ar.d to ' !'oter Americanism," Is the Chicago' slogan, and there is ro denying that it' will benefit Richmond to do all tho, work nn c can along the same line, and for !!' same benevolent and patriotic ,
The Greatest Breakfast
We Recommend DON SUNG
For Making
Hens Lay Fully Guaranteed OmerG.Whelan The Feed Man 31-33 So. 6th St. Phone 1679 Richmond, Ind.
Indianapolia, Ind.: "I am most pleased to say for Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery that I like it as a spring medicine. I was employed in a cloak house and irw-u it for a toning tip medicine. As a genera tonic I know of nothing better. " MRS. ( T. BEESON, 733 Elm St.
Nothing made that beats
Post toasties
See if you can find TJfoe At the Service Men's Fair
Palace Special Today An Incomparable program 3 Splendid Subjects ALICE BRADY In a splendid 5-act Select production
At The Mercy of Men
A stirring story that brings smiles and tears RUTH ROLAND In a whirlwind of thrills "THE TIGER'S TRAIL" And for a big long laugh "LONESOME LUKE" The show that pleases everybody Pipe Organ for Music Bring the family
maw
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Last Times Today
Ruthless ambition
spurred her to fresh conquest See THEDA BARA in the WILLIAM FOX pescntahmx cf
mreoFc
Ambitim
'BA&LSUTESL PRODUCTION
-Also
THE YELLOW DOG CATCHER
A Fox Sunshine Comedy
ElsieJanis in "A Regular Girl" Here's your own Elsie Janis In the bitrfiest. livelist "hit" of her spectacular carreer. Meat, this "Regular Girl" tonight.
Don't fail to see Mack Sennett's funniest and fastest comedy 'Uncle Tom Without the Cabin' See Crosseyed Ben Turpln as I'ncle Tom Marie Prevost as Little Eva. "Teddy" as the desperate bloodhound.
Have You Seen Magucrite Clark's Slipper?
MURRAY MURRAY,
GREATEST ANIMAL ACT EVER SEEN IN RICHMOND PLAYING LAST TIMES TODAY
Hippo and Napoleon Elephant and big Chimpanzee and their Canine comrades. Greatest animal act in vaudeville. 8 VASSAR GIRLS 8 Singers, dancers, saxaphonlsts, violinists and planoists. The largest and classiest exclusive girl act on the Keith circuit. SAM J. HARRiS The Sonologist In Thinking Tunes
MADLAINE TRAVERSE In "Snares of Tarls. five-reel Fox production FRANK HOLLAND Singing Ernest Ball's latest ballad hit: "Let The Rest of The World Go By." with Illustrated slides. Coming Thursday THE 8YLVESTER FAMILY Father, mother and three clever kiddles, featuring Baby Cither Ine. "Better Come Early"