Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 116, 26 March 1920 — Page 6

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1920.

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r Day Dreams and Actualities

, ' - Day,' dreaming is a pleasant relaxation', but it leads'to nothing constructive1 unless the substance

of the dream be" transformed info facts. . The favorite ' pastime of many persons just now is to rebuild the world economically and socially along theoretical lines. Most of this.recon'struction is : dream stuff,, and concocted of the same material out of which air castles are made. Many of those who indulge their fancies in this pastime are sincere, even if they .do not realize that they are chasing rainbows. " The wprld,needs thinkers today, Jas it did in ages past when abuses had to be corrected, corruption exposed, and mankind taught'better ways of living arid acting. But a survey of-history will show, that the men who contributed to the welfare' of mankind were not mere theorists and dreamers, but leaders who could put into practice methods that led upward and forward instead of downward and backward. ; Thousands of men have blown economic and social bubbles. They have tried to help the world, but their impractical, visionary thinking tended to confuse the men and women of their age, and

provided amusement for the children of the next generation.

And so also today the air is filled with all

kinds of bubbles that are pretty, but hollow and

fragile. On paper the theories are beautiful, but

in reality they are filled with principles that must

terminate in destruction. V , ; . "Bolshevism, with its gospel of subsisting on little or no work, of socializing the state without discipline or authority to enforce law and order, of making men equal and theoretically brothers, has a humanitarian appeal.

But the ages have taught us that men must

work, that all of us must sacrifice some independ

ence for the good of others, that laws and sys

terns cannot make brothers of men. and that

only a spiritual recognition of the equality of men will make for a real brotherhood. Conservative and sober thinkers often receive little recognition and their opinions are flouted, spurned and mocked. Mankind is easily led astray on false paths, especially so, if the decoy promises leisure without work, and reward without toil. Men pay attentive heed to the demagogue and spellbinder and hoot down and crucify the saviors. In this era. of reconstruction, of a vast readjustment of conditions hurled topsy-turvy by a world cataclysm, of a re-shaping of mental attitudes, we must cast out the false prophets and abide by the precepts of trusted masters. A bubble blown with ease may sparkle in the sun and be infinitely more beautiful than a brick or a pig of unforged metal; but a bubble's life is a few seconds, its utilitarian advantage nil in

comparison with the usefulness of steel. And so

also with many beautiful theories. They may be spun with dispatch, give pleasure to the author, but they are as empty as bubbles.

Answers to Questions

D. 8. What was the Importance of Cambral to the Germans? The Germans .made it a great distributing

center for the armies along the Hind-

enburg line and also along the Aisne. It was a link the great chain of supply

stations Laon. St. Quentin, Cambral, Doual. Lille in front of which the Ger

mans took heir stand after the retreat from the Marne. H. R. Is Herbert Hooyer of Quaker origin? He is. E. T. What la the population of the British Isles? 54,221,615. M. M. Will noise make rain? No.

T. C What is the largest foreign

city? London, with 4,522,964 inhabit

ants. Paris, Tokio and Berlin are

next in orderr

P. D. What disease causes the most

deaths in the United States? Accord

ing to the census bureau in 1917, organic diseases of the heart . caused 115,3.37 deaths, pneumonia 112,821, and

tuberculosis 110,285. The number of deaths from all causes was 1,068,932. Subscriber How many , telephones in New York City? Records of the American Telephone and Telegraph company give the number 761,940. Chicago with 504,428 ranks second in the United States. Renders may obtain nanrrn to onemlnn 1t wrltlna the Palladium Qnentton and Answer - Department. Qnestlnnn shoald be written plainly nnd briefly. Answers wl!l be given briefly.

' Masonic Calendar

r.,, Tk 17 x II I the cow produced 1.070 pounds cf milk Jersey lakes tirst Honor. aDd 79.5 pounds of butter fat. a Jer-

LAFAYETTE. Ind.. March 26. A ey owned by F. H. Turner at on ox n ire bred Jeraev owned hv Thail Nash, i the Orleans Association "wai .second, v

Friday, March 26 King Solomon's Chapter No. 4, R. A. M. Called meet

ing. Work In the Past and Most Excellent Masters Degrees. Refresh

ments.

pure bred Jersey owned by Thad Nash,

a member of the Posey and Gibson Counties Cow Testing Association, was the high cow of all associations in Indiana for the month of January, according to a statement Issued at Purdue University. During the month

the Orleans Association was , second.

with 1.2S7 pounds of milk and 7U.s pounds of butter fat. Compared with Its area the population of Norway is the smallest of any country ia Europe.

Today's Talk By George Matthew Adams

MAKE IT YOUR BUSINESS TO KNOW. It's the things that you know and that you know you know that make you strong and unshakable. Judgment, as a wrapping to decision, forms the greater part of success.. ' : General knowledge, taken up by the car load and carried around, makes a man so cumbersome in his actions that he gets but a small way. But If he has learned to select, to crystalize, to make his own the things that are vital and important, he enters the leader class at once. He knows and he knows why he knows. Make it your business to know. Nothing rattles the rafters of the house of character like the little and big Don't-Knows. Your pride is never lessened by admitting that you do not know everything but it la sorely bent and bruised by not being able to know, at the cross-roads of every day experience, just how to handle the things you do know. The business man makes It his business to know people, as does the publisher, the writer, the entertainer, the statesman. I engaged an office boy many years ago. I like him. I go to him for information and he tella me in yes's or no's. He never 6ays he doesn't know at least he never puts it that way. And I have noticed that when he does not know what I -want to know from him, he find3 out. You never know when you will be wantins: to know something that may

not now seem important to know. So do not shove too much information aside. Stamp it and label it and put it into a handy place. Make it your business to knowt

are birds In Africa with bills a yard long?" "WeU, what about them?" demanded the Big Man. "I was Just wondering if those birds are not the spirits of departed plumbers," replied the Little Man.

Good Evening By Roy K. Moulton

Dinner Stories

"Not all the poets," observed a frequenter of cosmopolitan society, "have the gift of uttering quick, light-winged magical nothings in society." "1 knew of - one poet, greatly in

vogue in Paris some years ago, who , was not exactly a fluent disense of epigram. He was invited to the house of a great lady of the Faubourg St. Germain, and as soon as he entered he became the center of a circle of admirers, who waited vainly for eome subtle or poetio conceit. The poet remained silent, ill at ease, red in the face and uneasy of feet. "'Come, my dear poet,' the hostess finally begged, 'say something to us!' "'Have you observed Duchess,' ha faltered, desperately, 'that this . year's pawn tickets are pink?'" "Do you believe in transmigration of souls?" asked the Little Man. "Sure," replied the Big Man. "Why?" "Nothing," answered the Little Man. "But it says here that there

MISS WISE. She is a great man's secretary. She keeps him aloof from the bunch,' From bores and from pests who are long on requests By telling them he's "out at lunch" She knows all his goings and comings, She's wise from her head to her toes. She's wise to his cares and his little affairs, , But never tella him how MUCH she knows. And the great man, himself, would give much sordid pelf To find out just how MUCH she knows. THE SPARKING SEASON IN NORTH CAROLINA. Revv Preston Wyatt is somewhat pleased. He Is talking to Miss Bonnie Dorlnger. Without a doubt they will make up the match. Charles G. Miller has got him up a courtship with Miss Calhoun in Tennessee. He told her his cousin married a Calhoun and she was so pretty that he would never married satisfied without he got him a Calhoun. Fred Gollnsrer likes the looks of Miss Mary Hart of late days. Hezel Blevlns says that he is going to have him a Greer It he has to go to Andy Greer's to get her, J. C. Parsons made a call at W. P.

Bell's Sunday night. Hello, .Miss Nannie, was you there? Society Notes in Jefferson (N. C.) Recorder. With the government of Germany changing every day or two, it is rather difficult to know Just whom we are at war with. NOW THEY ARE COOKING WAITRESSES. REFINED colored lady would like laundry work and cooking dinners and waitress with refined poople, Phone 2281 M.

Memories of Old Days In This Paper Ten Years Ago Today

v t Delegates and alternates to the state congressional and Joint senatorial Republican conventions from Wayne county were elected. The Wayne county committee of the Sixlh District Farmers' Short Course agreed to petition Purdue University urging that Richmond be selected as the place holding the 1910 course of Instruction for farmers of the district. Owing to the prevalence of the San Jose scale in the fruit trees of the Bell Nursery east of town, the forestry department issued an order against any of the trees being taken from the place and recommended that the stock on hand be burned.

f Labor Calendar ; ' J Meetings of local labor unions scheduled for Friday follow : Electricians President, Leo Cox: secretary, Walter Jellison. Time, 7:30 p. m. Place, T. M. A. Hall. Boiler Makers and Iron Shipbuilders President, A. H. Huth: secretary, Jacob Kern. Jr. Time, 7: SO p. m.

Place. Druid's Hall.

Mystery Ship" is Planned.

LONDON, March 26. The British Admiralty, after thoroughly examining and sifting the lessons of the war, is evolving a capital ship which will resemble nothing hitherto seen on the high seas, it was announced at a meeting of the Institution of Naval Architects. The plans for the "mystery ship" exist only on paper at present, but it is implied that this craft will be Erltain's answer to the attempts of other nations to gain the mastery of the seas, or at least equal Britain's sea power.

KILLED BY DREAM LONDAN. Eng. An exciting dream was probable the cause of the sudden death of Arthur John Anderson, 53. The medical officer stated that Anderson's heart showed little sign of disease. Great excitement, such as that experienced in a dream, could have caused death.

Willamette river in Washington, Is notable not only for its light and graceful lines, but for the length of the span, which is 385 feet, with a rise of 120 feet.

82 Years Old and As Good as a Youngster "7 or 8 years ago I was a very sick man. Doctors said catarrh trouble of stomach and bowels, affecting the liver and heart. For more than a year I wanted to die, but could not. Upon the advice of a friend I tried Mayr's Wonderful Remedy, and although 82 years old I now feel as good as a youngster." It is a simple, harmless

preparation mat removes tne caiarrn- That the stomach Ig responsible for a mucus from the intestinal tract and ninety cent f u diseases allays the inflamation which causes! that human h , heir nfatlAal1v oil c f ri-r o rr lixmr onrt in. T ' &

For Two Years He Had A Bad Stomach

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WELL CHILD THE WHOLlOF NIGHT Woman Suffering From Insornania Finally Found Relief After Taking Trutona. INDIANAPOLIS. Ind., March 26. "I simply can not find words to express my thankfulness for the relief

Trutona has given me, and I am telling all of my friends about it," Mrs. Mary Mahoney, a well known Indianapolis

woman of 509 Kentucky Avenue, said recently. Then Mrs. Mahoney continued thusly:

"For several years I've been taking

every kind of medicine in an effort to get relief, from constipation, nervousness' and insomnia. For the past six months- I could hardly sleep at all.

Although I'd go to bed at nine o'clock it would often be early morning before I'd fall asleep."

"I have always been bothered with

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Trutona for about two weeks now, and the result Is that I sleep all night long like a well child. I'm not a bjt nervous any more and my bowels are as regu

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