Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 183, 10 June 1920 — Page 6

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 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 Second Class Mall Matter.

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Honoring John E. Bundy

When the Earlham college faculty conferred upon John E. Bundy an honorary degree, only given by that institution for exceptional merit, his many friends in Richmond commended the step. Mr. Bundy is an artist of note, and, like most men who obtain eminence in art, he had to strug

gle many long years before recognition crowned: his efforts. Mr. Bundy's name is a household word in Richmond. His pictures are appreciated by thousands who have seen them exhibited in the public art gallery or are fortunate enough to own one or two of them. Richmond feels proud to know that Earlham singled out an artist for the signal honor. We believe it is the first time in the history of the institution that it has given an honorary degree to a man who has devoted his whole life to the presentation of the beautiful in nature. Usually

honors of this kind go to men who have accomplished great things in other walks of life or

who have made a contribution to the fund of

knowledge. The singling out of an artist for the

degree makes it doubly worth while to the re

eipient, especially so since Earlham has rightly

adopted a policy of granting few honorary de grees.

Today's Talk By George Matthew Adams

THE FEELING OF INADEQUACY To walk humbly and respectfully before the great forces of Nature and Life, is to present oneself in an attitude of strength, with the willingness to do one's part in meeting the great itaues of responsibility. Sometimes so deeply do we feel the opportunities that we inherit, that to ourselves, at least, we appear inadequate before them. And that is a good sign. Most of the great decisions of the world the decisions that have affected humanity most at its heart were made when thoso under the necessity of making them, had come to realize their utter inadequacy. When the fact of the Crucifixion was assured, tho man around whom it all revolved withdrew to Oethsemane and there prayed. History records that Washington did the same thing at Valley Forge, when it seemed as

tho his own powers had to have rein-1 forcement. Lincoln did tho same thing during the trying years of Civil War. i

And the story is told of soldiers during the late Great War who saw Marshall Foch kneeling in obscure nie churches, away from the battle liiX, earnestly praying for guidance. You have to feel inadequate in order ever to become adequate. And it matters not whether your task Is simple and ordinary, or fraught with heavy results. To be adequate is to do the best that you know how for the combined best of all of us is tne best of the world.

Good Evening By Roy K. Moulton

time between the hours of 9; 30 and 9

o'clock?" asked Bibbleton. "I saw you about midnight." "Was I er attracting undue attention to myself?" "I wouldn't call it undue attention, considering the circumstances. You were marching down the street with your arms around two newsboys and lustily singing, 'Over There.' " The youth seated himself in the dentist's chair. He wore a wonderful striped silk shirt and an even more wonderful checked suit. He had the vacant stare that so often goes with both. "I am afraid to give him gas," the dentist said to his assistant. "Why?"

Answers to Questions

K. C. B. Why does thunder always

follow lightning? Thunder always follows lightning because the electric

discharge, as it breaks its way through the atmosphere, instantaneously heats the air in its path. This rudden heating causes violent ex

plosions of the air along the path of the lightning flash and a violent com

pression of the cool air farther away. This process starts a great air wave, which is the thunder. When a lightuing flash occurs near by, the sharp cracking reports come from its branches, and the heavy crash comes from the trunk of the flash. Subscriber How fast will money double itself? Money will double it-f-eif at G per cent simple interest in

16.67 years. It will double itself at 6 per cent compound interest In 11.90 years. S. D. C. How soon after he was shot did President McKinley die? He was shot at 4:07 p. m., Sept. 6, and died at 2:15 a. m., Sept. 14. Reader How many stock companies were formed in the United States in May? The number of companies with capital stock of $100,000 or less was 979. No figures are avail

able at present as to the number of companies organized with greater capital stock. Readers may obtain animm to question by writing the Palladfnm Question and Answer Department. Question should be written plainly and briefly. Answers will be gives, briefly.

LIGHTNING HITS BALLOONS ON BOARD THE UNITES STATES PENNSYLVANIA, June 10 Lightning struck two kite observation balloons operating with the Atlantic fleet off the Chesapeake capes Tuesday. Both were destroyed but they were not manned.

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I Memories of Old Days I In This Paper Ten Years I Ago Today

t, Options on approximately two-thirds of the stock of the Richmond Natural Gas company were secured by Lee Ashley of the Westcott Motor Car company, in behalf of a syndicate which in August, 1910, were to assume control of the company's affairs. Walter W. Shultz, president of tho Wayne Works company, and one of the well known business men of the city, died at his home, 32 South Eleventh street, from heart failure. He hn.d been a resident of this city for about 23 years. For the first time in four years the job of cleaning out and cutting the weeds in Richmond alleys was being completed by the street cleaning department.

SPECIALISTS. in our little town, oh! sad to tell, There is a merchant who doesn't know bow to sell, A sawyer who doesn't know how to saw, A teacher who doesn't know how to teach, A painter who can't paint very well, A printer who doesn't know how to spell, .An odd-jobs who men with never a Job, A cobbler who doesn't know how to

Jr,". "Well," replied the dentist, "how

""V,V will I know when he is unconscious?'

miii, A butcher who doesn't know how to kill, A racer who doesn't know how to race, , A mason who doesn't know how to mace, A clocksmith who cannot mend a clock, And a doctor who doesn't know how to doc; And, since none of these are busy men, You will find them again and yet again. Ever anon and a few times more, 'Round the stove in Mendolsen's store. Each talking freely and through his hat. Doing the one thing they are expert at Giving advice to the editor. Ice will be more expensive than last j ear. That is on account of the warm, mushy winter we had when we were tied up in the house only nine weeks by a blizzard. In many divorce cases now the only question is as to which is to have the custody of the victrola. A man who lost four fingers was pwarded $30,000 by a New York jury. Four fingers of what? Enver Pasha, the former minister of war for Turkey, is said to have got away with a little more than a hundred million dollars, which should certainly go on record as a "Haul of Fame."

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"It ceems to me," said the oldfashioned man. "that $75 is a lot of money to pay for a ready-made suit of clothes." "Perhaps it is," replied the purchaser, "but the salesman made the transaction as painless for me as possible." "How so?" "He told me the same suit would probably cost $100 next year."

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