Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 121, 1 April 1920 — Page 6
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGKAJM, THURSDAY, AFKIL 1, 1920.
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM
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Rush of Farmer Bovs Citvward Decreases Production Apropos of the increase in the urban population and the consequent decrease in the production of our farms is a statement recently made by Louis J. Taber, master of the Ohio State
Grange, who asserted "it is entirely possible that
the American people can starve to death on pres ent high wages and short hours." Referring to the returns of the census bu
veau, Mr. Taber said hundreds of agricultural sections, on which the country depends for food,
have less population in 1920 than in 1910.
"During the last few years many thousands
of country boys have left farms and have gone
to the city factories, attracted by high wages and
short hours. They've left .their fathers to get
along with the farm work as best they can. The
result is going to be disastrous if something is not done." Mr. Taber, on a train from Orville to Axv.on, recently, interviewed 21 boys on the train going to Akron to work in the rubber factories. Nine
teen were from farms in Ohio, Kentucky. West; Virginia and Tennessee, and 15 of the 19 said
they were after a "short day and big money in the factories", he said.
This trend explains why food prices are high
and why there is little prospect of them coming
down so long as the farm boys desert the farmside for the city. Mr. Taber is a successful farmer. His conclusion on the prospect of a material reduction in food prices follows: "How can they when shortage of farm labor means decreased production all over the United States this year? Prices are bound to be high until farmers can produce more than the demand." Proof of his assertion is to be found in the situation in Ohio where farm production in 1920 will show a falling off of about 22 per cent, as compared with two years ago; where there is 20 rcr cent less wheat in the ground than last year ;
where there is hardly a farmer who has sufficient
help.
Mr. Tabor exonerates the farmer from the
charge of profiteering by showing that the farmer gets only 88 cents for the green hide that
goes into a pair of shoes ; $7 for the wool in a $75 suit; nine-tenths of 1 per cent for wheat in a 15-
cent package of wheat.
Answers to Questions
Today's Talk By George Matthew Adama
THINGS THAT BRING SUCCESS Having a definite plan and sticking to It thru thick and thin. Never leaving any Job or part of a Job until you are satisfied that It Is the best that you can do Keeping your eye on the hall all the time not minding what is going on in the gallery or along the Bide-lines. Smiling and working thru, tho a great deal of the time you feel like doing just the opposite. Saving a definite portion of all that you earn. Doing all that you are able to encourage and build success and happiness for other people. Paying no attention to the lapse of time thinking only of the result, to it may take years. Being stout and unmoved in the face of repeated failure, knowing that suc cess is made up of failures tied to victories. Loving life for what you are able to ' bring out of. yourself for the benefit of
Knowing folks well enough to be able to make their efforts a part of yours, because of the immense value of mutual understanding. Taking an interest in every forward Idea, or plan, or movement. Thinking more than talking. - Learning to decide quickly and Intelligently. ; Sticking to your friends,' tho they err a thousand times. Placing the compensation and pure pleasure of work above the mere monetary reward. Believing in yourself. Assuring your heart that the best In you is immortal!
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Good Evening By Roy K. Moulton
Employes of the federal reserve bank in Chicago have been forbidden to marry if they earn less than $125 a month. And, from a strictly practical standpoint, we would like to say that there are times in every man's married life when as much as $126 a month does not seem entirely adequate. M. Carpentier refuses to talk about his business of pugilism, but alks to the reporters only about his bride. "Well, well!" remarks the Old Pessimist, "how long did you say this boy had been. married?" A Boston physician informs the world that in another century "the senseless and poisonous custom of kissing will be regarded as barbarous." The doctor is wise. He seta the time so far ahead that he won't miss anything, personally. The labor department at Washington says the cost of living went down elx-tenths of one per cent in Washington. We must have been out at lunch or In conference when it did that, for we never heard of it. Bebe telegraphs us that Mr. Butter runs a butter market on Third avenue. The eternal fitness of things i3 hitting here and there. Prohibition has taken hold to the extent that a lot of men who could never do it before, can now walk right into a circulating library without fear of becoming befuddled. Gambling constantly on peanut and gum vending machines has kept many a man from becoming a millionaire. The ladies are wiser. They use the vending machine only for the mirror it contains, and let the men pay for the upkeep. Here and there are certain misanthropes who state that they do not always believe what they read in the papers. But here is an Item which we think the hardiest scoffer must take unto his bosom as a truth. The inmates
of the death house at Sing Sing have
passed a resolution to the effect that
they are opposed to capital punish ment.
There are no honorary membership: in the American Legion.
A Renter. Working in a factory I hear discussions every day, bo that the following questions, if answered,
would help to settle them and to en
lighten your readers.
How soon can a landlord cause
renters to move and how would he
have to proceed? That depends on
the kind of agreement between the
landlord and tenant.
1. If there is no agreement about
the duration of the tenancy at the time of the occupancy of the premises.
the tenant is a yearly tenant, enutled to a three-months' written notice prior to the expiration of the year, either to vacate or to pay more rent. For instance, if a landlord sayB nothing
or is silent about the length of time a tenant may occupy a house, or
should say, "You can keep it as long
as you want to," then the tenant be
comes a yearly tenant and is entitled
to three-months' written notice prior
to the expiration of his year and can
not be required to move, or have his rent raised, untU the end of the first
year or his tenancy. 2. If there is an agreement at the time of the occupancy of the premies that the tenant is to be considered a monthly renter, then all that is
required is a full rental month's written notice. For example, if a landed states at the time he rents the iroperty that he may want to sell or take possession of it at any time, the enant is then a monthly tenant and s only entitled to a full rental month's written notice to vacate. How can a landlord raise rents and !iow would ho have to proceed, and an he increase rents to any amount 'ie wishes? The same rule applies as to the foregoing. If he has given roper notice he can raise rents any amount he wishes. If the tenant reuses to pay, the landlord must give Mm notice to vacate. Does the law give renters of longer han one yehr any rights that ones of
lees time do not have? This dCDenda
on the contract of tenancy.
Readera bit ottita annvi. 4n
qneatlona by Tvrltlna; the Palladium Queatloa and Amnrt Department. Questions ahould be written nlalalv
and briefly. Anawera will be Ktvea
briefly.
Dinner Stories
"I bought a new hat for my wife today, and ran all the way back with it." "What did you run for?" "I was afraid the styles would change before I got home." "Mamma, I lost my gum," cried little Harold. "Hush, darling," she cut him off,
then smiled apologetically at her
guests. "Mamma, I lost " this time the mother, smiling vacantly over her portion of the chop suey lunch, effectively
stopped Harold with a sharp pinch of his leg under the table. When the guests had all gone Har
old pouted the explanation: "All I
wanted to tell you, mamma, was mat I'd lost my gum in your chop suey, but you wouldn't let me finish."
Industrial manufacturing plants in Indiana now employ more than 100,000 women.
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The people who attended our Spring Opening were amazed at the wonderful showing of Spring Styles, and surprised to find prices marked so moderate. This week we have received four big shipments of last-minute styles, right from the hands of the leading style creators the final word in all that's new for Spring. Come in pick your garment and have it charged.
No woman need go without a new Easter outfit. A little down and a little each week is all we ask.
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