Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 138, 20 April 1920 — Page 6
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, THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1920.
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM M t. . AND SUN-TELEGRAM
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The Art Association Often an institution does a vast amount of meritorious work in a quiet and unassuming way. The years roll by and its contributions to the promotion of the city's happiness and welfare are hardly noticed. The Richmond Art association belongs to this class. It is almost impossible to chronicle its benefits or to measure the worth of its endeavors, for it develops an intangible civic spirit and an elusive cultural purpose, which do not lend themselves to appraisement by monetary values or measurement by visible standards. The Art association, since its inception, has been of incalculable value to Richmond. From its humble origin and its first exhibits, it has gradually, year by year, increased the scope of its activity, while it has planted in the hearts of thousands, who have viewed its displays of paintings, a genuine love for art and a lasting ap
preciation of the beautiful. The best test of the popularity of a movement is the interest the community takes in it. No one who has visited an exhibit of paintings in the art gallery could have failed to notice that the visitors were representative of our whole community life. Not only the artists of the city,
and the students of art, but also men and women, in surprisingly large numbers, who are not intimately acquainted with the requirements of high art, took pleasure in admiring the pictures. Therein lies the true test of the value of the association and the significant proof that the organization is fulfilling its mission in this community. The citizenship of this city has an abiding love for art. It was developed and nurtured by the Art association, which has made its influence potent not only in the community generally but
also in the inculcation of a true appreciation of art in our educational system. The indoctrination of our boys and girls with a sense of true art values is an accomplishment that will perpetuate the work of the founders of the association. The development of the association to its present prestige has not been without its attendant discouragements, setbacks, heartaches and disappointments. Financially, it has struggled against great odds, and some of its leaders, in self-sacrificing spirit, have given generously of their own money to foster and continue the organization. The public seldom hears of .these gifts, vicariously given for the general good and effective in their development of better citizenship. The Art association is one of Richmond's best assets. Through its exhibits it affords us delectable relaxation and opportunity to enjoy the beauties of nature, pictorially displayed by the artists of our city and state and those of nation
al and international renown. Visitors to our city are impressed with the accomplishments of the association, and glad to sound our praises elsewhere. All of us hope that the association will continue to prosper, to increase its activities, to widen the scope of its accomplishments and to perpetuate a love, in young and old, for art.
Answers to Questions
M. F. Have there been any vacancies In the Bupreme court since Mr. Wilson has been president? If bo whose places were filled and by whom? J. C. McReynolda was appointed in 1914; L. D.'Brandeis and J. H. Clarke in 1916. They succeeded C. M. Hughes, H. H. Lurton, and J. R. Lamar. Reader1 How many votes had New
York In the electoral college? The state has 45. Has any cabinet officer ever become president or vice president by virtue of a death in these offices? No. What vice-presidents be
came presidents? By election, John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, Martin Van Buren and Theodore Roosevelt; by death of president, John Tyler, Millard Fillmore, Andrew Johnson, Chester A. Arthur, and Theodore Roosevelt. H. J. What Is the chief crop of Brazil and Is manufacturing extensively engaged in? Four-fifths of the, coffee of the world comes from Brazil. Sugar, tobacco and cotton also are raised. Brazil Is an agricultural country. Cotton weaving i3 the most Important Industry. Sugar and tobacco factories are to be found. During the war Brazil, driven by failure to obtain goods in the American and European markets, developed her Industries to a marked extent. A number of shoe factories were established and other industries producing apparel have been established. Readers may obtain annwern to frneatlona by writing the Palladium Qneatlon and Answer Department. Question should be written plainly and briefly. Answers will be siren briefly.
road in an effort to lower the cost of living. MUNCIE John Millner, a farmer living near here, was seriously burned when an oil can exploded while he was endeavoring to start a fire.
Today's Talk
- ,hot fire for about three hours. The; ejecting a man. The man was spat-
By George Matthew Adams
v ; JOY Before me in my library is a most beautiful bronze about twenty inches tall. It represents a young nude female. It stands gracefully erect, with its head tilted back in a delicious smile. Its outstretched arms hold firmly a new-born baby. And the baby is smiling, too. The sculptor was a woman. So that each delicate curve was fashioned In understanding. This little bronze looks up at me when I enter my room and as I write. It is a wonderful inspiration to me. I wish that it might look into the very heart of every one of my helpful readers. 1 wish that its Bpirit might become a part of the atmosphere of the big world. Its creator gave this this exquisite piece the name of "Joy." I am aware that there is probably more sorrow and disappointment in the world than there is of joy. But I am also aware of the fact that joy
is largely a matter of attitude. It's
heat of the fire solidifies the clay
and imparts a gentle roasting warmth to the carp, as well as keeping in the juices. When thoroughly cooked, break the clay wi4h a hammer, carefully remov
ing with it the skin of the carp. Re
move the copper tacks from the ends and lift the carp from the board with a pie knife. Throw the carp over the fence and eat the board. Be sure to use a cedar plank, otherwise you'll get splinters in your teeth. Song If I had known Sweet Spring would come that day I would have locked my Winter in my heart, For all its cold, and made no lightest moan; I would have smiled for her and begged her stay. She came but only to depart. If I had known! If I had known! If I had known dear Love would come that day Mine altars had not been so chill and bare But lit with fire of splendid roses
thrown;
tering angrily when the manager
came into the lobby. "Why did you eject this man?" asked the manager. "Ho was hissing the performance," replied the attendant. "Why did you hiss the performance?" asked the manager. "I d-d-d-didn't h-h-h-hiss," stammerer the man. "I m-m-m-merely s-s-s-sald t-t-to m-m-my f-f-f-friend beside me: 'S-S-S-Sammy, is-s-s-n't the s-s-s-s-sing s-s-s-s-superb?' " A staff officer on duty somewhere in France came across a sergeant's guard in charge of a small batch of German prisoners, one of whom had by the exigencies of warfare, presumably barbed wire, lost his nether garments, and was promenading in a gracefully draped piece of sacking, the rest of his
uniform being quite correct. Naturally the staff officer asked the reason for
the unusual garb. Said the sergeant:
"I dunno what he is, sir, exactly, but we suspect that he's a German
'Ighlander."
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beside herself for several days worrying over rocipos lor boiled dinner. This is our lpsl of nothing to become fussed about unless you have to eat your own recipes, which, we understand is not the case, and 'which probably accounts for the long life and youthful appearance of most newspaper cookery experts. But having successfully created that pleistosceno conglomerate called boiled dinner known locally in New England as "biled dinner" what to do with it? The intelligent method of.
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How should love sort with wrinkled care? If I had known! If I had known! Perley A. Child.
the way we look at things, our view-i1 had not turned a face so sad and J
point, the handling of our temperament, and whether we fully appreciate our chance. The path to Eternity is not over a bed of roses. The rough stretches are many and frequent. But, though the sun always goes down at night, it appears again in the morning even though it has sometimes to hit the clouds. In reality, Jov is the heritage of all. And so I wish YOU joy!
MAYBE WOOD ALCOHOL GOT 'EM Dear Roy: What became of all these "gents" who wore those "No Beer, No Work" buttons? M. J. B.
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Masonic Calendar
Tuesday, April 20. Richmond Lodge No. 19G P. & A. M. Called meeting. Work In Master Mason Depree, beginning 2 o'clock. Supper, 6:30.
Wednesday, April 21. Webb Lodge
No. 24 F. & A. M. Stated meeting.
Friday, April 23. King Solomon's
Chapter No. 4 R. A. M. Called convo
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ments.
Memories of Old Days , In This Paper Ten Year Ago Today
Prof. C. W. Knouff, principal of the local high school, announced his acceptance of the same position at the Taeoma (Wash.) high school. W. S. B. Mathews, one of the best known music critics in America, was in this city as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Will Earhart. He stated while here that Richmond was doing more In a musical way with its home talent than any city In the United States and that Its progress was truly remarkable. .President Swayne, of the Commercial club, appointed a committee of ejght leading citizens to represent the club in the movement for yard cleaning inaugurated by the Woman's Federated clubs. ,The police department and Glen Park superintendent issued a warn
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ONE DROWNS AT MADISON MADISON. Ind April 20. One drowned end several thousand dollars in property loss is the toll of floods that followed a cloud burst here Monday. Everett Danner, 14 years old, was drowned while attempting' to ford Harbert's creek. 10 miles north 6t here, on horseback. The horap stumbled and fell and the boy was .carried Into deep water by the rushing current.
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