Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 126, 7 April 1920 — Page 6

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND GUN-TELEGRAM. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1920.

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The Automobile's Birthday

un Apru l, leys, the first automobile was commercially sold in the United States. Since then millions of cars have been manufactured and

sold in this country, the output last year exceed ing 1,250,000.

The industry in the last 22 years has grown with marvelous speed until today it ranks third in

the industries of the United States and employs more than three-quarters of a million persons in

factories and shobs.

In 1913 tWe were only 1,009,513 automobiles

in use in this country, but by 1919 the number had grown-to 5,945,442. The wholesale value of

cars in 1918 was estimated to be $801,937,925

The output and its value for 1920 will be far in

excess of that sum.

The novelty of owning a car, which undoubt

edly prompted many of the first purchasers to in

vest, has been replaced by a utilitarian purpose which no one can gainsay. The automobile and

truck have become indispensable in our national economy. It has been the greatest annihilator of distance that has ever been invented, except the

flying machine which, however, has not been perfected sufficiently for practical purposes. The automobile has had a powerful effect in developing good roads in the United States. Thousands of miles of highway have been permanently improved and other thousands have been put into a high state of repair and kept there. The demand for good roads has encouraged engineers to make a study of road materials

and construction, with the end in view of devising

a method of road construction that will be durable

"and cheap.

If the automobile had made no other contribution to the internal improvement of our coun

try than to induce the construction of good roads it would have been a boon. The greater part of the automobile taxes, paid by the owners, has gone back into the roads. Improved highways from the Atlantic to the Pacific and from the Canadian line to the Mexican frontier speak eloquently of the beneficent influence of the automobile.

Answers to Questions

Renter1 What amount will a building and loan association loan on a home? If the lot is clear, 60 to 65 per cent of the value placed on the house by their appraisers. M. M. How many civil employes are there in the war department? More than 200,000 to manage a military establishment of 239,000 men. How many in the navy department? The navy has 104,000 employes to handle an establishment of 116,000 men. R. N. Is there a proverb about there being a remedy for everything but death? The Turks have a proverb which Bays: There is a remedy for everything but the appointed time tp die. In French, Spanish, Dutch and Danish literature is found a similar proverb: There is a remedy for everything excepting death. Subscriber What is the purpose of

the Indiana Academy of Science? To bring together at its annual meeting the results of the scientfic activity for the preceding year. The Indiana Academy was funded at Indianapolis

cn Dec. 29, 18S5.

Railroader When was the Monon

railroad completed in Indiana? The last spike was driven in the Monon railroad connecting New Albany with

Michigan City at a point 7 miles south

of Greencastle on June 24, 1854. This

was the first road in Indiana connecting the Ohio rive with Lake Michigan. The first run from New Albany to Michigan City was made July 3, 1854. The distance between the, two cities was 2S8 miles. Readers mar obtain aaawera neatlona by writing the Palladium Question and Answer Department. Questions should -bo written plainly and briefly. Answers will be given briefly.

child born to Mrs. McAdoo, who was Miss Eleanor Wilson, youngest daughter of the president. The first child, named Ellen Wilson, after the mother of Mrs. McAdoo, is now four years old.

MR. AND MRS. M'ADOO ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF GIRL NEW YORK, April 7. Mr. and Mrs. William O. McAdoo, Tuesday night announced the birth of a daughter, Mary Faith McAdoo. This is the second

Rub it in, pain goes out. Bachache and pains

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DR. JONES' LINIMENT ,

HOOVER ENTERS TOO LATE FOR CALIFORNIA PRIMARY SAN JOSE, Cal.. April 7. Herbert C. Hoover attempted to register here as a Republican for the California primaries next month, but failed because his affidavit of registration arrived from New York too late to bo entered in the register, the county clerk's office announced Tuesday. Mrs. Hoover's affidavit also arived too late.

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Today's Talk By George Matthew Adams

DONALD ROSS I am a sort of worshipper of great men. I am not particular as to their special bent a great man is great, whether he be a noted general, writer, artist, statesman,', musician, or whatnot. Greatness is not so mucb a matter of what a man does to make him great, as of what he is. You are always able to feel a great man. Just the minute you come into his presence, you know that character is around. ' I recently met a man by the name of Donald Ross. I had heard of him for years. First, he is a gentleman. Second, he is a famous golf player. Third, he is the most wonderful golf architect in the world. Fourth, he is a great man. About 20 years ago, Donald Ross came to America. He was a fine golf player even then. And he had ideas. Every golf pluyer in the country will tell you that for he has probably worried more men, including the writer, who have been so unfortunate as to get iato his line traps and bunkers, than any other man of his sort. This is what Donald Ross told me: "If you want to find out the caliber of a man, take him out and . play golf with him three times. You will know whether you will want him in business with you or whether you want him as a friend." Donald Ross is the same superb stamp of athlete as Alonzo Stagg. When the famous football player, Eckersall, graduated from Chicago university, he said that Stagg taught character as well as football. Well, that's what Ross does. A man is a poor man, indeed, who doesn't get at once the fine spirit thai, radiates from this sportsman. Golf is wonderful. It will reveal and it will develop character as no other game. And Donald Ross is as splendid an exemplification of the greatness of this game as any man in tha world. And he has done more for it. He came from Scotland, but he is an American now, thank God! But I think that the finest thing about Ross is his democracy. I have seen him happy as a lark playing with a 6mall boy, and everybody, rich or poor, is his friend if they are genuine.

friend of ours, "when a man could get a good $4 pair of shoes." Well, he can yet, if he pays $17 for them. Rockefeller says love is a greater possession that riches. But with rents where they are, we don't know. One of the wonders of this age Is how William Jennings Bryan can get so optimistic on grape Juice. This is a country of resolutions, not revolutions.

Dinner Stories

He had just given a long explanation of his late homecoming. "I don't believe a word of it," declared his wife. "That's where you are wrong, my dear" he replied. "Several words of it arc true." For some months, an old man, through all the stress of weather, has been attending services in the Hanson Place Baptist church. Recently, the pastor, the Rev. Samuel Macauley Lindsay, the young Scotchman, greeted him and said he was glad to see him. "Why, I had not been in church for forty years until these last few months." "How did you happen to come here?" asked the minister. "Well, I have been a hard drinker all my life, and since prohibition, the only Scotch I can find in Brooklyn is here."

Memories of Old Days In This Paper Ten Years Ago Today

Wayn county farmers predicted that the largest crop of oats in history would be sowed in the spring of 1910. Arrangements were made for S. A. Thompson, field secretary of the National Rivers and Harbors Congress, to speak in Richmond on "The Relation of Waterways to National Pros

perity."

Harry Costello, of the city, won the James Walker scholarship for 1910-11 from Harvard, for $500.

The After Effects of Pneumonia

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v . rA New York judge has handed down the ruling that love is insanity. If that is the case, it is time to sweep out the padded cells. The summer resort season is near. Back in the squab qr broiler days of our brilliant newspaper career we worked for a crusty editor who had no illusions. He cautioned us never to use the word "great." "The word 'great' doesn't mean anything," he paid. "It is a pale, anemic adjective that doesn't get anywhere. It's a fake word." During the past few years we have seen this word glibly attached to a lot of men, and we are now convinced that the old editor was right. "I don't want to be accused of hating myself," says the presidential ! possibility, "and I don't ever throw any bouquets at myself but look me over, !boys; look me over, that's all." The cable says George V. has gone .'in for ouija boarding. The only George V. wo know is George V. Hobart, and : well, we don't believe it, that's all. "Time ' was." said a pessimistic

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