Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 9, 20 November 1919 — Page 6

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, NOV. 20, 1919.

Who Wants Another War?

Is absent-minded and forgets you.

la probably writing a play.

The Carnegie Endowment for International "VJff&SZ ?ea.ce places the "direct and indirect costs of the h"58 people are blinded by it." siuimr t-ij r? ri n is c l i v

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THERICHMOND PALLADIA AXD SUN-TELEGRAM Published Every Evening Except Sunday, b Palladium Printing Co. Palladium Building. North Ninth and SaUor Street Entered at the Post Office t Richmond. Indiana, as Se ond Class Mall Matter. MEHHER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Asoe!tea Prss Is exclusively entitled to the w fnr republication of all news dicpatches credited to It v not otherwise credited In this paper and also the loea news published herein. All rights of republication of spe "tal dispatches herein are also reserved. The Law's Delay While anarchists, I. W. W., bolshevists and reds are shooting our service men, dynamiting cur public buildings and fomenting endless trouble, the Department of Labor and the Bureau of Immigration tell us they know not how to proceed with the enemies of our country that have been turned over to them by the Department of Justice. The Department of Justice says the reds will be deported and the Department of Labor claims "disposition of the criminal band rests entirely within its jurisdiction", to quote the Indianapolis Star. Heads of the immigration bureau say it may be a year before the reds can be deported. What America needs is less red tape and more direct action in handling members of organizations pledged to destroy our institutions. The American people are tired of dilatory methods

and a shifting of responsibility from bureau to last one. Humanity suffered as perhaps never

Dear Roy A very novel young man In our neighborhood has a very novel way of saving hats. The inside hatband reads "NOT YOURS." J. L. B. The Young Lady Next Door says: "What If there is no coal? Can't we

' burn gas or live in steam-heated apartments?" I DON' TMISS THIS. I Come one! Come all! To the neigh-

LOSS 01 production COSt the na- evening in Fireman's Hall. Don't dress.

Fonda (Wis.) Free Press. ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS. L.. K. Dr. Eliot never wore pink pajamas in the classroom.

; A. W. T. Colonel House does not .vear a wrist-watch.

James T. An excellent breakfast food can be made on an old straw hat

, run through a meat chopper.

it 9,998,771, and the presumed dead at 2,991,800. The direct cost is given at $186,000,000,000. Among the indirect costs it places the capitalized value of soldier human life at $33,551,276,280. Property losses are divided as follows: On land, $29,960,000,000; to shipping and cargo,

$6,800,000,000.

tions $45,000,000,000. War relief added $1,000,000,000. These figures are staggering. They do not include the many intangible elements that cannot be computed by the statistician. - What of the starving children and suffering mothers, the helpless cripples and unfortunates! No one can measure the misery and woe of the war torn countries and represent the agony in dollars and cents. The cries of the mothers hurried into exile, the wails of the orphans, the appeals of the aged, the suffering of the refugees will forever escape the effort of the analyst to enter them in the book of judgment. Only those who endured that agony will know what it cost in spiritual and nervous exhaustion.

Memories of Old Days In This Paper Ten Years Ago Today

New Train Service Runs From Cambridge to Laurel A new train service, recently inaug-

bureau and department to department. Let Congress immediately enact laws that will put an end to the indecision and provide a method

Professor T. G. Steward, retired chaplain of the United States Army, addressed the Crispus Attucks Loval League, at the concluding session of their yearly meeting, on "The Fight for Freedom."

In response to the numerous com- j plaints by citizens in regard to the j condition of local theatres Deputy j

The whole world hopes that this war was the ? rSre r i

nouneed the 3 houses perfectly safe. The Rev. L. C. Howe, of Newcastle, presided at the opening meeting held in observance of the 50th anniversary of the founding of the Christian churoh in Richmond. j

before, save when Attila and his bands of barbarians swept through Europe many centuries ago. In an enlightened civilization there is no

for the proper punishment of the men and women place for war and its horors. Mankind, we hope,

who are plotting to overthrow our nation.

has learned the lesson.

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you read the pa-

It was a stage rehearsal. The prin

cipal lady came upon the stage in walking costume and started to sing her groat song. "My dear," cried the manager, "you are surely not going to sing with your veil on?" "Of course I am," she replied. "I want to hurry off as soon as I finish. I have to meet a friend." "But singing with a veil on!" expostulated the manager. "Well, well!" he added, in a resigned tone. "I can't help it if you want to strain your voice!" "Well." remarked Cupid Sparks, the marriage license man, tin other diy, " a chap in my neighborhood whom I have been waiting to come around for a license for a long time, finally mustered up courage to propose and came in the other day for his sentence. I know the young lady quite well, too, as asked her how he finally managed it. "Well, he stayed around one nifht till nearly 12. I gave him a lot of encouragement, but he just couldn't say anything. Finally, after he had jot

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