Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 88, 28 February 1920 — Page 6
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. SATURDAY, FEB. 28, 1920.
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Beware the Liberty Bond Crook Swindlers are fleecing Liberty bond holders at the rate of $600,000,000 a year, says the Chicago Tribune. "One of the inducements to sell is the slump
"Liberty bonds are at a discount. The discount is temporary. The bonds are backed by the integrity of the United States. If , the United States fails its bonds it fails in every other undertaking. Even life would be worthless. To suggest that Liberty bonds will not regain par is to suggest that our government is a
rosing proposition. If the bond sharks thought j
Good Evening BY ROY K. MOULTON
LIFE'S LITTLE QUERIE8 I hope that you are game To answer is you can: What did Calvin Van Name? What boat did Riegelman? Solomon Handman.
the United States was a losing proposition theyjCa f u l t thes, quouont ..... . -r .i . . i i jiu i i- I " bo, you wiu surprise.
wouidn t toucn a LiDerxy Dona wim a nsnpuie. , way aw William Faversham? "There isn't a more substantial security in j And wliat makes Thomas Wise the world than the Liberty bond. The interest t These two questions I can't solve, ' on the bonds is more certain than interest on w t?
oank savings, lor wnen rne government iaus its aiso, wno aw joe Lynch?
interest we shall be thinking of something else besides banks. The mere suggestion that government bonds are dangerous is intolerable. "We emphasize these primary considerations because thousands of persons have lost their
m value. This is dwelt upon by the Liberty bond ! bonds through fraud. Let no one convince you
sharpers with doleful impressiveness. The own-. that it is to your advantage to trade a bond for a
er of the small bond is made to believe that his i earnings are lost to him unless he takes advant- ! age of the opportunity partially to reimburse i himself. The very warning in this editorial is ! likely to be turned to the purposes of the sharper - used to show that the government is striving ito cheat the investor. "But the very fact that the bond manipulator is so eager to get" Liberty bonds in exchange for something he has for sale ought to be sufficient proof of fraud. If the Liberty bond is valueless, jwhy does the fake broker display such zeal in i pursuit of it? Does the holder oC the bond imagine that strangers are inspired only by magnianimity; that their plausible recommendations I spring out of a desire to save the investor? Abi surd. The bond shark is after the Liberty bond ; because it is a valuable thing.
Mike Griffin.
Two questions I would ask you. I hope you will answer for me: How much does Eva Tanguay? And, what did Galli-Curci? Sidney Rlfkin. Two things that are important, These days of soaring price: How many folks can Colonel House? And tell where Lieut. Gitz-Rice? J. L. 'Beers. Two questions have bothered me. Boresome queries they're among: What wall did Bessie Barriscale?
What keeps Clara Kinmball Young?
iMss Clay.
stock. If the stock is better than the bond, the man who now has it would keep it. "The face value of a $100 bond is just $100.
Why should it be sold for" anything less? It is!
trup that some nersons are forced bv unhaDDVlTHE manicuring craze
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circumstances to uuiiveiu men- hctunuea uii (From Baileytown, W. Va., Times-
casn. rut none is iorceu to tracie a kooq security i neram.j
for a bad one. "There are bond shark establishments in Chicago that take hard earned Liberty bonds at far below the market value. They should be prose-
While holding a' pair of these new
fashioned manicure shears in his hand while taking off his collar, Charles Morton badly cut himself in the neck.
WHY THE FUSS?
cuted if there is a showing of fraud. The hold-; borrow of our money.
ors nf bonds must be assured that their holding's i And w say that we do not want to
, -A x j r - ..-i.u i lend our money out
snail return to par ana auove. ine man wiui u; bond has a fortification against the future. He! must reflect that he bought it with a 50 cent dol- j
lar and that he shall realize on it at a 100 cent dollar."
So as we're both agreed, It seems to us it's rather funny
What all the bally, bloomln', - blawsted argument's about. Says a contrib: Wood alcohol also
offers a short cut to those who wish to
investigate Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's assertion that "there will be alcohol in the next world." . Although no robin has appeared, and no duck has been observed flying northward, the Salina "Journal" insists spring is at hand, because the garden seed catalogues are arriving in that city.
What's in a Name
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FELICIA. Felicia has the augury of happiness, tince that is the significance of her name. She is the feminine of Felix, which seems to have been an agnomen assumed by any Individual at will when he considered himself unusually fortunate. It appears first in the reign of Herod Agrippa. It means "happy" and has given rise to all manner of words and names signifying good fortune in modern languages. There are eleven masculine saints by that name in the Roman calendar and Felice, the feminine, first appears in Italy, Spain and the south of France. From Felice have come Felicia In England and Felise in France. There was a Felicia who was Queen of Navarre in 1067. The old Romans had a Goddess of Happiness whom they called Felicitas. The slave-martyr of Garthage who suffered with St. Perpetua was so called and there was another Felicitas under Antonius Pius, who, with her seven sons, presented a Christian parallel to the mother in the Maccabees. Through the votaries of the young
Today's Talk By George Matthew Adams
AN INCIDENT, AND AN INQUIRY The ether day, Secretary Lansing
unlocked the steel thing .that they
making her husband a dinner. Hubby protested and then he acted. In a week she was cured and his friends marvelled. "How did you do it?" they asked him. "Oh," said he, smiling, "I got the
craze too, and every seance we went
Agitation was started by a number of local residents for a "sane" Fourth of July and it was understood that a movement, to dispense with firecrack ;rs and similar means of celebration, was to be launched. Mrs. Effie Shera, an active worker
Methodist church and prominent in
keep the Constitution of the United ; to I got a loving message from my; literary circles, died at her home, 21 States in at Washington, and showed .' first wife see?" North Sixteenth street, the original to a group of men. It was ! I '
photographed, and this great docu-j The curly-haired little sprite of the
t. C. Mute.ll.lt. P. drusoist
went has since been shown in moving house came running to her father in
picture houses and in the newspapers i the study, and throwing her arms -Of the country. . about his neck, whispered conflUenIt is stated that this was done that j daily in his ear: "Oh, papa, it's raina revival of patriotism might beiing!" brought about and that the destruc- Papa was writing on a subject that tlve ideas of aliens might be arrested, j occupied his mind to the exclusion of But I am wondering if it wouldn't j all other niatetrs. so he said, rather have been better to have saved the ' sharply, "Well, let it rain." blood tracks of Washington and his! "Yes, papa, I was going to," was men at Valley Forge, and have pic-1 the quick response.
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slave-martyr Fellcita became popular in Italy and this same character is responsible for the rise to favor of Felicite in France. Faristlna Is an Italian form of the same name, but has never hail popjular favor. Felicia has always been the favorite form In English-speaking countries, though Felicity was much-used among the Puritans, and still prevails in religious communities. The pearl Is Felicia's talismanlc stone. It insures her charm, affability and sincere friendships. Monday is her lucky day and 3 her lucky number. The daisy, signifying simplicity, is her
nower.
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that made of that little army one of the saddest and yet one of the most glorious spectacles of history for the time when people would begin to forget. Things that are given away, or that
. re inherited, are little appreciated
A young and virtuous curate met pome ladies of his flock on his way to the station as he returned from a party. r "How did you enjoy yourself?" asked one of the maidens. "Oh! I have had such a time. Do
Memories of Old Days In This Paper Ten Years Ago Today
v I P. C. Kidder, "t', former city councilman and a well known ropldent. ciiPd at his home on South Fourteenth Kireet after a week's illness.
Every Anu ri- an should know from ' vou know. I feel nerfectcly abandon-
tthen came li faith. Listen for ajed. I feel ready to go to any length, minute to yonr; Nathan Hale, a boy j I feel so reckless that I am going of but 0 years: I regret that 1 have i home in a smoking carriage!" but one life to lose for my country" j this upon being informed that he must! 1
forfeit hi? life on being caught by thrv; enemy while on an errand for Wash ington! I And I wish that there might havo j been a phonograph during those stir-! .ring color itl days to have gotten the', voice of Patrick Henry when he ex-,' claimed with marvelous feeling: "I
cure not what others may think, hut .is for me. give me liberty or give Xlv death!" American id the most marvelous country in the world and real Americans, the type and breed which the world have learned to respect ard honor. But unless this country is l"vod for what it has cost, and unless those into whose arms have been handed real jobs to perform, enter into the doing of them with a feeling of responsibility and pride, then the future Is sad indeed. A nation of people who are trying to get i iy for what they do not earn, ard who keep insisting that the other fellow look out for himself, cannot long live. The promise of a "good time" and short hours and high wages comes from the throats of enemies of the Republic. There can be no new order - excepting in justice, and thru honor und conscientious toil.
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