Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 140, 22 April 1920 — Page 6

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1920.

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM

Published Every Evening Except Sunday, by . , Palladium Printing Co. Palladium Building, North Ninth and Sailor Streets. Entered at the Post Office at Richmond, Indiana, as ,.. , secon(i cias3 Mail Matter.

MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Z The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to the uso for republication of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited In this paper, and also the local news published herein. All rights of republication of special dispatches herein are also reserved.

The Home Garden If the war garden was a war-time necessity, the peace garden is a prirre necessity of the readjustment period.

War conditions demanded that food be raised

where it had not been produced before, with labor not employed in agricultural pursuits, and in places where its transportation to the markets .did not add to the burdens of the railroads. This temporary expedient has become, in the face of . present , conditions, the only guarantee against world hunger and starvation. Today, as never before, home gardens, assiduously cultivated, planted with foodstuffs for summer consumption and winter canning, are the means whereby we may offset a tremendous shrinkage in the supply of food.

The wheat crop is at least 15 per cent under normal in the United States. Adverse weather conditions between the time when the April statistics were gathered and the harvest may greatly reduce these figures. A poor corn and potato crop may contribute to the diminution of the foodstuffs that are used on the American table. Farmers are not cultivating the acreage in 1920 which they put under the plow two years ago. They cannot obtain farm labor and are hampered in their efforts to grow crops. It seems as if the country were confronted with one

of the most pronounced food shortages in its ! history. It isn't going to be a question of price, but of ability to obtain supplies at any cost. How essential then that the home garden idea

be applied -to the vacant lots of the city, that no ground be left untilled and uncultivated! No matter how much money we may have this winter, it will avail us nothing if food products do not exist. The real issue before us is the raising of vegetables and foodstuffs. Farsighted heads of families will not pass by unnoticed the challenge of a sufficient food supply for winter. He will cultivate his backyard, or lacking one, will try to obtain a vacant lot. Now is the time to act. Regrets this fall and winter will not put food on the table nor excuse our laziness.

Answers to Questions

Bird Lover Let me know how I can find out if any fine canaries are being shipped from Germany to the United States since the war? Write to the bureau of foreign and domestic commerce, Washington, D. e. J. F. A. What is the title which accompanies the position held by Robert Underwood Johnson in Italy? Ambassador extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary. What is his ad

dress? A letter, carrying his title, and addressed to Rome, Italy, should be delivered without fail. H. M. Who is chairman of the ways and means commute of the house of representatives? J. W. Fordney, of Michigan. R. C. F. How old is the State Grange of Indiana?-t-lt was organized March 1, 1872. ' F. McK. Who appoints the town marshal? He is appointed by the board of trustees and serves at their pleasure. D. W. How many acres of land are owned by the various state institutions? The exact acreage is not available, but it is placed at 7,000 acres by some statisticians. Readers may obtain anmrrii to

iueatlnns by vrrllinjt the Palladium Question and Answer Department. Questions abould be written plainly and briefly. Answers will he given briefly.

Today's Talk By George Matthew Adams

, THE MAN WHO CAME TO TOWN No one expected Him to come. So i hero" was no one at the station to meet Him." It was a usual arrival. The crowd hastily stepped from the train, each traveler going his separate way. To one leaving a train all folks are strangers, so that this particular Stranger excited neither notice nor interest. ' So down the street He went and was 60on lost in the thing which He came to town to do. First, however, one word about his mien. His dress was simple, though neat. He wore no hat. His wonderful hair fell like the silk from ripe corn naturally. While His bodily covering consisted only of a great flowing robe of something homespun. Sandals were on His feet. Yet so firmly did He move in His bearing that the passerby gave Him but casual note. And, besides, dusk was creeping in. But there were sick in the town, sorely discouraged - ones, those that were desperately despondent, those worn in body, through toil and worry. And the town was full of problems. A mist of unrest and revolt filled the air with a sort, of stagnation. The Man who came to town knew all this in advance. That's why He came! , And so He lost no time. He immediately got to work. He laid out His plans. People in all walks welcomed Him especially the poor. He went about doing good, sparing not His body. Little children loved Him. Strong men asked Him to their homes. The workers wanted Him at their simple boards. Men's minds and hearts took upon great change. And a new Kfp. hnth in effort and hope, came

about. And the next day was one of gladness. For the Prince of Peace had come to that town! And it is possible for Him to come to any town. But he always comes unannounced.

Dinner Stories

They were rehearsing for the opera when the conductor was nearly frightened out of his boots by a terrific blast from the trombone player in the corner. "What are you doing?" roared the conductor. "I am sorry, sir," came the reply. "It was a fly on my music. "But," he added with just a touch of professional pride, "I played him."

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A little girl was asked, upon her return home, how she liked the singing of the congregation in 'the church. "I liked it very much indeed," she said, "although all the people said it was bad." "All the people said it was bad!" "What do you mean, my dear?" "Oh, it was so bad that I heard the people praying: "Lord, have mercy upon us miserable singers.' "

"If," said the teacher, "you rhyme the facts of history, it wrll help you remember them. For instance: 'In fourteen hundred ninety-two, Columbus sailed the ocean blue.' That will help you to remember the date of the discovery of America." Next day the teacher said: "John-

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By Roy K. Moultort

GERMAN BUDGET OUTLINED BY TREASURY HEAD (By Associated Press) MADRID, April 22. Infantas Carlos of 40,000,000,000 marks to which may be added the railway and postal deficit of 12,900,000,000 marks are provided for the fiscal year of 1920, which was laid before Ihe budget committee of the national assembly by Dr. Wirth, minister of the treasury, yesterday. The ordinary budget showed revenues amounting to 25,000,000,000, but expenditures totalled 27,950,000,000, so there is a deficit of 2,900,00,000. In explaining his figures, Dr. Wirth said' 1920 is really a transitional period and therefore the estimates submitted were only approximaate.

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Chicago policewoman says she can't dress decently on the salary she receives. Policewomen are among those who haye to dress decently or stay off the street. IN THIS PAPER FORTY YEARS FROM NOW The window washers went on strike today for $160 a week salary. J. Frothingham Butts, cashier of the Sixth National bank, has been held on suspicion while an accountant goes over his books. His family had an egg for dinner Wednesday night. The committee appointed in 1919 to

investigate the alleged shortage of sugar has just made its report, the report being to the effect that there was and still is a shortage of sugar. George M. Cohan has just staged another musical comedy and it is said to be a hit. The skirts which have been growing shorter every year, are shorter than ever this season. The only remaining saloon- in New York which was legislated out of business in 1919 closed its doors this week having run out of liquor.

The senate is expected to take some decisive action this week on the League of Nations covenant, first submitted in 1919. YOU'RE RIGHT, HELEN Dear Mr. Moulton: After cashing in a Liberty bond to get a near fur coat my conscience forces me to make the following reflections: Liberty bonds don't fall to pieces, and even when they do shed they shed real money. HELEN J. LIFE, MY DEAR, IS GETTING MORE COMPLEX EVERY DAY (From the Peoria Star.) Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Woolner are the

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TEACHERS SCANTY AMONG

STUDENTS IN INDIANA During the first semester of the present school year only 2,948 students were enrolled In courses of education designed for teachers In Indiana institutions, it was announced today by Oscar H. Williams, state supervisor of teacher training. In that time 18,561 students were enrolled In Indiana colleges and normal and professional schools having courses in educational work.

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