Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 126, 7 April 1920 — Page 3

TIIE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1920.

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INTERCHURGH MEET AT WINCHESTER IS LARGELY ATTENDED

WINCHESTER, Ind.. April 7. The Randolph County Conference of the

lnterchurch World movement wa3 held In the Presbyterian church Tuesday, beginning at 10 a. m. The afternoon session began at 3 o'clock and the evening session at 7 o'clock when an Illustrated lecture was given. A number of interesting speakers were present, among whom were Mrs. Felix McWhlrter of Indianapolis, who spoke both afternoon and evening. A large crowd attended. The Randolph county board of education, with all members present, held a meeting in the county superintendent's office Monday afternoon. Because of the difficulty heretofore in securing all the required books, the board discussed the advisability of handling Its own text books for the coming year and have them placed in the hands of a local dealer or the principals of the different schools. A deputation of more than 25 farmers appeared before the board and requested that a county agent be not appointed. Judge Theodore Shockney has granted divorces to the following persons: Paul D. Gray against Hazel Gray, giving the plaintiff the custody of the two children, Bernlee M. and Mildred P.; Lillie Griff is from Russell Griffls, with the understanding that the plaintiff can not marry again for two years. J. M. Fletcher, executor of the es

tate of Mrs. J. C. Hirsh, has sold the following property: To Jennie Hamilton, John W. Bragg, James Stanley and F. P. Hiatt the property they now

occupy; the livery barn, corner of Main and North streets, to the Consumers' Service Station company; and the two business rooms, south of the new Hecker and Doyel garage, to Jacob Simon. Tuesday, Ray Kaufman, 23, Portland, and Grace Lindley, 22, Union City, secured a license to marry. The body of Mrs. Cornelia Denny, 83, who died Saturday at the Randolph county Infirmary, was removed to the home of her son. Dace Denny, near Dunkirk, where funeral services were held Tuesday. William Eltzroth, 4, who died at his home in Indianapolis Sunday, was brought to this city Monday, and funeral services were held Tuesday at the home of his uncle, Gilf Eltzroth, in North Main street.

Birds of Indiana You May Not Know

(Furnished by the State Department of Conservation.) The bluebird, so far as is known, cannot be accused of stealing fruit or preying upon the crops of the farmer. It has been established that 76 per cent of its food consists of insects, and that most of them are harmful to man. As a singer, he does not equal his cousin, the robin. His notes are few, and not greatly varied, though sweetly and plaintively modulated and never loud. In the autumn they gather In flocks and seem reluctant to make ready for their journey to the south. - There are at least three species of the common bluebird on this continent while In Indiana woods there is the blue Jay and the indigo bird. The range of the bluebird extends from the Gulf of Mexico north through the eastern part of the United States to Nova Scotia, Ontario and Manitoba, and west to the Rocky mountains. In the southern part of its range, it is a resident; in the northern part a migrant. It comes north very early, and returns south very late in the year. The adult male bluebird is about six and a half Inches long and has a wing

extent of about nine inches. The whole upper parts are of a rich sky

blue, with purple reflections, the bill

and legs are black. The female Is

easily aisunguisnea rrom me iuujo by the duller cast of the plumage.

Miami President Predicts

Heavy Growth for Schools OXFORD, O., April 7. Commenting on the growth of education in Ohio, Raymond M. Hughes, president of Miami University, who is a' close student in educational conditions throughout the country, and particularly in this state, says:

educational institutions, state-supported and otherwise, will, ten years from J

this time, enroll a total of not less than 37,000 students. This number will be an Increase of 48 per cent over the figures for this, the banner year in the history of Ohio's educational institutions. "Of this number of students ihe state-supported colleges and universities will be called upon to accommodate not less than 16,000 students, and to do this properly will necessitate an annual appropriation of something like $6,000,000." President Hughes Dases his statement upon statistical reports of gains in the enrollment of Ohio Institutions covering a period of SO years. An average annual iacrease of $250,000 will be necessary for the next ten years, lie says, to accommodate the growth In attendance at ihe state institutions alone.

W. C T. U.

Dr. Clarence True Wilson, general secretary of the Prohibition and Morals Reform association, of Washington, D. C, will give an address on "Reformers New Program and After War Prohibition, What?" in the Grace M. E. church Thursday at 7:30 p. m. in connection with the Temperance and Moral Reform session of the North Methodist conference. Mrs. Mattie Cammaek-Gibson, who acted as leader of the Wavno rmmtv

W. C. T. U. institute at Economy, is now holding institutes in the southern part of the state. Mrs. M. A. McCurdy, of Richmond, county and state W. C. T. U. organizer among colored people, recently organized a union in Connersville and ia now at work amoner colored womn

in Indianapolis. She expects soon to

organize anoiner union in that city. Fountain City W. C. T. U. met this Wednesday afternoon with Miss Inez

Swain. The lesson in government was in charge of Mrs. Sophia B. Huff. Members of the W. C. T. U. are cordially invited to be nrpspnt Thnrs.

day evening at the M. E. conference in Grace church to hear Clarence T. Wilson on "The Reformer's New Pro-

GOOD FENCES ARE AID TO GOOD HOME GARDEN More neighborhood trouble has originated from neighbor's chickens destroying garden crops than from any other one source, it has been asserted. A good closely woven wire fence is the best insurance that can be taken out against such troubles. A garden was being destroyed by a neighbor's chickens, and the owner bored small holes in grains of corn and tied a thread about a foot in length to each kernel of corn. On the other end of the thread he tied small tags on which was printed, "I have been scratching in my neighbor's garden." When the fowls went home with one or more of these tags hanging from, their beaks, there was no further trouble. A good fence not only keeps out the neighbor's chickens, but dogs and cats as well.

SPRING IS HERE BUT ARE YOU READY TO PARTAKE

Of PLEASURES OFFERED? Trutona is Daily Winning Unstinted Praise From Hundreds for Overcoming Tired, Draggy 'No-Account Feeling So Prevalent During the Present Season.

gram, or. After War and Prohibition, What?" Mr. Wilson is at the head of the temperance work in the M. E. church and is an able and eloquent speaker.

TAP EARTH FOR HEAT. The Inventor of the steam turbine, Sir Charles Parsons, advocates drilling a hole into the earth's crust for a distancce of from ten to twelve miles, thereby tapping the inexhaustable supply of heatifof the interior of the earth. As he points out, all parts of the earth will require different depths of bores to reach heat. At Lardarello, Italy, heat power sufficient to run ten

thousand horsepower turbines was found at about 500 feet. In Alaska, heat reached the boiling point of water at only sixty feet. In Ohio, wells, primarily drilled for oil, were warmed at 8.000 feet to 188 degrees Fahrenheit. This he thinks will answer the question: After coal, what?

Cotton Pest Reappears Again &'Z23it?pna of

(By Associated Press)

""WASHINGTON, April 7. Reappearance of the pink boll worm in Texas and discovery of the insect in Louisiana present the most serious situation which has ever confronted the cotton industry of the United States

JEWS IN PALESTINE. A Jewish nation will be founded in Palestine, says Judge J. W. Mack, president of the organization in America. He declares the. land will support 5,000,000 persons. '

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Does the coming of Spring with all its pleasures mean anything to YOU? "That all depends," may be your answer and admittedly, "it all depends" it all depends upon whether or not your system has withstood the exacting siege of winter that leaves in its wake so many, many thousands of people with completely run-down systems. In fact, conspicuously in the minority are those who have completely avoided the ravages of winter maladies. True, there are thousands who were successful in warding off attacks of influenza and still more thousands who escaped pneumonia, but who is there that did not experience at least one heavy winter cold during the past season? Remember, only second in severity to pneumonia and influenza, Is the heavy, winter cough or cold. Like pneumonia and influenza, win. ter coughs and colds tend to weaken and materially affect almost every vital organ of the body. People who have suffered a heavy winter cough, yet feel that their systems have es. caped the strain of winter weather, are sadly mistaken. If they could but grasp the facts, they would not won-

j der why they feel so tired, sluggish,

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