Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 107, 16 March 1920 — Page 6

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ml fICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAYMARCH 16, 1920.

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM

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Salaries in Foreign Service ; The Indianapolis Star says editorially: Great Britain's foreign representatives as well as our own have had their troubles, it seems.

over the matter of remuneration, though the dif

ficulties are not quite of the same character. Heretofore, for example, it has been the custom to pay the ambassador to this country a salary of 10,000, this amount to cover expenses of enter- ; tainment, which usually mean a good deal in diplomatic life. This was a liberal enough sum in the days of a lower cost of living and when income taxes were not heavy. British income taxes lare now high and the complaint is that they eat up a salary. Also the cost of living affects official salaries like any others. A solution for the tax difficulty has Hpoti

found in the case of Sir Auckland Geddes, lately appointed to the Washington post, ly reducing the salary to 2,500 and giving him an allowance of 17,500 for other expenses, only the salary being subject to tax. A total of 20,000 $100,000 should serve the purpose, especially as the British embassy at Washington has its own residence and official quarters. Our own diplomats are not so fortunitely situated. In the past, $17,500 has been the limit of their salaries and out of that sum they were obliged to pay house rent and expenses of entertaining. In the best of times this was not enough, with the result that only men of wealth, not by any means always the ablest or most desirable men for the places, could afford to accept the appointments. Our representatives must now also pay income tax, which will still further limit them. Almost of necessity congress will have to increase that income, even if economy of expenditures is to be the watchword. At this tirie of all others we need able, sagacious, tactful men in our foreign service and it should be made possible that the best men could be chosen without regard to their private incomes. Whether the provision made for them be a moderate salary and a large allowance, or a larger salary, (the total should" be enough to enable the representative to be free from financial anxiety and to live in a manner that will not discredit his country.

Today's Talk By George Matthew Adams

rTODAY AND AFTER YOUR ARE j FORTY. I A man's greatest creative work iBhould be done after he Is forty. Betfort that time he Is but laying the foundation for tho structure -which phall be indicative of all that he is table tp be. i It Is significant that the majority Iwho have not built a strong foundation by the time they are forty are the ones to whom failure and disappointJunent come. 1: Some of the most successful men "Indeed probably a majority do not j attain great renown until after that tage. put they are at school and at .;work before that. f. There is a feeling among a largo ma ;lJority that if they are earning well Jfand having a good time in their thirJfties, thry have little to worry about. IJBut statistics show that these same ;tmen ten years later are the ones who :fare regretting and complaining of "their lot and ten years later still become largely dependent upon others. The time to build and to save Is ; before you are forty! Then with your ripened knowledge and experience you may expand, grow . and enjoy as well. The time for rest 1 is when your work is finished speak- ; Ing in the larger sense. Though to ; the real producer, his work is nevr-r

finished. But case and pleasure lo(a groat as a man builds well. Save as you go, both In money and strength. You will need them both after you have passed your forty mark. Have an account at some bank to J which you keep adding something regTu'.arly. Take- systematic exercise T every day. Get your full eight hours I of sleep and go to it unworried. Carf ry an insurance policy as big as you ; are able, in favor of the ones nearest and dearest to you. And keep educatIng your heart all the time. Then 'from forty on, you will be - -worth while in the world and to yourself.

Good Evening By Roy K. Moulton

THE VERY IDEA1 Oh, Cuba's a wonderful islandIts praises I hasten to bint. And It hag a glorious climate, But nobody goes there for THAT. Dr. Charlotte Davenport of Louisville, Ky., on her recent and ninetyfifth birthday, gave this advice: Husbands are plagues, but every woman should get the plague; make fun of husband's stupidities don't scold; learn to like hardships and you'll succeed In marriage.

The lady doctor was born in Petro grad, married for the first time in France, Is the mother of eighteen

cnuaren ana was married for the second time at the age of 72 to a man aged 26.

, That, by the way, is the sort of advice that warms the cockles of friend husband's battered old heart. Only two kinds of animals sleep standing up horses and telephone users. The tnant has a tougher time raising the rent than the landlord does. HAVE YOU SEEN THIS GOAT'S WHEREABOUTS? Strayed A billy goat, has big horns cd is an Aneora eroat. will nav a lib

eral reward for the goat's whereabouts. Address Boyd Biles, Athens, Ala. Some people are Just naturally forgetful or absent-minded or something. The other day a bank messenger failed to return with $79,280. The memory schnnla h

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Sign on Broadway: "Ladles Ready to-Wear Clothes." Well, It's about time.

readers of this column: "Happy is the man that findeth wisdom and getteth understanding." A course at Columbia is to be lllus. trated by Oriental dances. The pro-" fessor may call for assistance from the chorus of "The Midnight Colic." Nobody had to March forth this year but .

Answers to Questions

V ; ; R. D. Whee was Vice President Marshall born? He wu born in North Manchester, Wabash county, Indiana. March 14, 1854. He began the practice of law In Columbia City. Reader. How long has Joseph Cannon Berved In Congress? For 22 terms, but not continuous. He was not elected to serve In the 52d and 63d congresses. His present term began March 4, 1915. F. L, What Is the population of Indianapolis? According to the 1910 census it is 233,650. It is estimated that the 1920 census will show a population of 300,000. The official census report haa not been received. PuplL When was China declared to be a republic? On February 12. 1912. C. II Where Is St HeleneT It Is 1,200 miles from the west coast of Africa. Its area 1b 47 square miles. The population is 3,520. The port of the island la called Jamestown. Farmer. Is there a difference between the American bushel and the British Imperial bushel? The British Imperial bushel la about 3 per cent larger than the United States standard bushel. The British bushel contains 2,219.36 cubic Inches, and the American 2,150.42 cubic Inches. It. S. When did Robert Q. Ingersoll die? In 1899. C. O. Who was the first president, of the Third Republic of France? Louis Adolphe Thiers. Render mar obtain answer to queslloas by writing: the Palladium Question and Answer Department. HueMlons ahonld be written plainly and briefly.' .Answers will be given briefly.

Wednesday, March Lodge No. 24, F. and A. M. Stated meeting. Clarence W, Foreman. W. M. Thursday, March 18. Loral Chapter No. 49, O. E. S, will entertain the members of the Masonic fraternity and their families. Friday, March 19 King Solomon's chapter, No. 4, R. A. M. Called convocation. Work In Mark Master's degree. Saturday, March 20 Loyal Chapter No. 49 will have stated meeting and initiation.

Dinner Stories

There is a certain physician In Los Angeles who admlta the Joke's on him. Incidentally, he win shortly lose his daughter. He tells It this way: "I was in my study when the door was flung open and In came Jack. I knew him well, and Just a glance told me he was not his usual self. Without waiting for him to speak I commenced an examination. His heart was fluttering, his brow was at fever heat, his pulse was racing. "I sprang toward the phone, crying over my shoulder, 'You are a case for the hospital, young man. " 'Sure,' he admitted, but you might have let me ask you first!" " 'Ask me what?' I demanded In astonishment. " 'I want to marry your daughter he said, and then I realized that I had made the wrong diagnosis and

that he hal misconstrued my reference

to the hospital." The president of a small collego was visiting the little town that had been his former home and bad been asked to address an audience of his former neighbors. In order to assure them that his career had not caused him to put on airs, he began his address: "My dear friends I won't call you ladles and gentlemen; I know you too well to say that."

-MISUNDERSTOOD" 8IGNALS CAUSE FATAL ACCIDENT SOUTH BEND. Ind., March 16. "Misunderstood signals" is given by the officials of the Chicago, South Bend & Northern Indiana railway

company as the cause of the crash be- . tween an interurban and a city car at 1 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon, whlcrf V caused the death of Miss Luells Suchanek, 32 years old, and serious Injuries to 9 others. Miss Pearl Prxybyskl, 21 years old, who had her right leg several below the knee, and in addition sustained a broken left leg. broken band and lacerated hip. Is not expected to live.

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'INDIANA UNIVERSITY BEATS MICHIGAN BASKETBALL FIVE ; BLOOMINGTON, Ind.. March 16. Indiana University finished fourth in .the Big Ten basketball race here Monday night, when the Crimson, through 'the ability of Dean to make free shots, .defeated Michigan University, 29 to f2S. Tho contest was close from the ',; start, the first half ending with the iTisltors on the long end, 12 to 11.

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The upbuilding of Beallvlew as a residence as well as factory district was proposed by the South Side Improvement association, and a company was to be organized, to build up the addition. The women of the city were preparing to unite and protest to city officials because of tho neglected condition of the alleys, which were covered with ashes and trash. Senator Albert J. Beveridge was tendered an invitation to speak at tfte

uanquei or tne Wayne County Fish and Game association, scheduled for March 31.

Tuesday, March 16 Richmond lodge No. 196, F. and A. M. Called meeting. Work in Master Mason degree, boginninrat 7 o'clorfc. LtsTit refreshments.

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and you may have been the means of saving some poor sufferer perhaps from total deafness. The prescription can be prepared at home and is made as follows: Secure from your druggist 1 ounce Parmint (Double Strength). Take this homo and add to it 4 pint of hot water and a little granulated sugar; stir until dissolved. Take one tablespoonful four times a day. Parmint is used in this way not only to reduce by tonic action the inflammation and swelling in the Eustachian Tubes, and thus to equalize the air pressure on the drum, but to correct any excess of secretions in the middle ear, and the results It gives are nearly always quick and effective. Every person who has catarrh in any form, or distressing rumbling, hissing sounds in their ears, should give this recipe a trial. Affrerticement.

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