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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, FEB. 13, 1920,

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p EDWARDS ON BODY TO HELP TEACHERS President David M. Edwards of Earl-

ham has been appointed a member of a committee to assume leadership in

the state-wide campaign for the ad'

vancement of the leaching profession.

announced Thursday, by State Superintendent L. N. Hlmes.

The committee was appointed fol

lowing a conference of educational and

civic leaders of the state, at which

tbe seriousness of the school situation

. repultlng from the shortage of teach

ers was declared to "threaten the

foundations of American institutions

B. J. Llewelyn, superintendent New

castle schools, and H. B. Roberts, su

perintendent Henry county scnoois, are also on the committee. OBcar H.

Williams, state supervisor of teacher

training, was named secretary. The conference was called byMr,

Hlmes to formulate a prpgram for teachers' week, March 7-14, and prac

tically every educational and civic or

ganization of the state was represented. Dr. V. L. Bryan, president of In

diana university, In addressing the

conference, sold that "we have got to do something to save the teaching nrofesslon." He suggested that the

present situation is even more serl

ous than that which faced the schools in 1917 at the beginning of the war. He said that it might be well for the councils of defense to be called back

into operation to help get the problem before the people. He urged a campaign for both common and higher education.

Reflections of a Bachelor Girl BY HELEN ROWLAND

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fRnnyright. 1919. by The Wheeler Syndicate. Inc.) Lives there a man with soul so dead, who never to himself hath said, "By Jove! This Is St. Valentine's Day! Guess 111 send the Wiff 6ome roses!" and then promptly forgotten all about it? You may laugh, you may scoff at this Day, if you will, But the fragrance of sentiment clings round it still; And so long as the thrill of it never grows cold, -You are one with sweet Youth! When it dies, you are old!

To forget a woman's birthday may be a compliment; to overlook her at

Christmas may be defensible; but to

neglect her on St. Valentine's Day is a sin against all the gods of sentiment

and a shock that her vanity cannot

sustain.

' It is the feat of a bachelor's life, to

think of something to send a girl on

St. valentine s Day, which will beauti

fully express his devotion and yet be

perfectly safe and non-committal.

Oh well, Algernon, if you can't be

original, make a dozen crosses on a sheet of note-paper and mail it to her and her imagination will translate it

into poetry for you.

Old valentines are the immortelles

on the tombs of dead romances.

Heaven may deny a woman beauty, fate may deny her riches, life may

deny her a husband; but when nature denies her sentiment, she robs her of the supreme gift of the gods Eternal

Youth!

A small boy proclaims his love with paper hearts and paper cupids; a lover indites his on bond note-paper,

but a husband's seems to think that the . only convincing way to express his devotion Is with a nice, pink check. (And, perhaps it IS.) On this Day of Days, a woman's heart fills up and slops over, with tender memories of every man who ever loved her.

Anybody, under eighty, who - can

glance without a single thrill Into a vrinAnvr full of Valentino ' Ti as rheu

matism of the emotions, fatty degen

eration or tne nearc, ana paralysis 01

tne imagination.

Perhans women are mercenary

and yet, a little boy's patron saint Is

St. Nicholas,, ine giver; a mue gins St. Valentine, the lover. Try This On An Old "Valentine." Through all the years, upon this day,

wltnin my inougnis 1 ve carnea you -

Perhans. Sweetheart perhaps, be-

cause I wisely never married you! Three Are Taken by

Death at New Paris NEW PARIS. O- Feb. 12. Mrs. Al-

mon Hill died at her home on North

Spring street, Sunday evening," following a short Illness from pneumonia.

Funeral services were held at the

home on Wednesday afternoon, follow

ed by burial In the Spring Lawn ceme

tery. Mrs. Hill is survived by her hus

band, a daughter aged four, and a little son of nine months.

Mrs. Ethel Weber died at her home on Washington street, Monday evening, as a result of an attack of Influenza, which developed into pneumonia. Mrs. ; Weber, who was formerly Miss Ethel Stack, was well known here, having lived in the community many years. Her husband,

John Weber, and a baby son Stanley, survive. Funeral services will be on Thursday afternoon, followed by burial in Castine. Miss Mary Eddy, 25 years old, died at tbe home of her mother, Mrs. Washington Eddy, on East Main street, Monday evening. Her death was the

result of a severe illness from pneumonia.. Miss Eddy has been a resident of this community since childhood. Her mother and a sister. Ruby, survive. Funeral services were held at the home Thursday afternoon, followed by burial in Spring Lawn cemetery.

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MAN WALKS AFTER 2 LONG YEARS OF USING CRUTCHES

Veteran of the Civil War Tells

of Remarkable Relief He Received Thru Using Trutona. FORT WAYNE, Ind., Feb. 13. "I've walked on crutches for two years but now, although it sounds almost too good to be true, I've thrown them away and I'm walking as good as I ever did, considering my age," John

Pontinus, a well known Fort Wayne roan who lives at 1302 Wabash Avenue, said on December IS. Mr. Pontinus, who is 77 years old, says Trutona, the Perfect Tonic, is totally responsible for his remarkable improvement. "Ever since I was wounded during the Civil War" he continued, "I have 5-uffered from occasional attacks of rheumatism. My knees would swell up and ache so at times I would have to quit going. My rheumatism has teen getting worse in the last two years though, and I have been forced to use crutches most of the time lately. Of course I didn't get much exercise and this caused me to become constipated. Then dizzy spells began to bother me. They'd come over me suddenly and I'd have to stop and stand still for a few moments before going further. "I realized that I was in a critical condition and was willing to try almost pnything when a friend told me about Trutona. I took a tablespoonful three times a day according to directions and it wasn't but a few days when I noticed that the old numb, dead, aching feeling was beginning to vanish from niy knee and the swelling heean to disappear at the same time. "When T had finished my second bottle of Trutona I threw my crutches away

and. I have been walking around un-

aided ever since. Trutona regulated my bowels almost immediately and has put an end to the former miserable dizzy speUs."

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