Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 202, 2 July 1920 — Page 6
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., FRIDAY, VJULY 2. 1920.
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You Can't Get Something for Nothing
"Something for nothing, something for nothing !" It ha3 been the siren call of get-rich-quick slickers for untold centuries as they have plied heir lucrative trade of parting the inexperienced
from their hard earned savings.
Always-the lure is the same: To get rich quick, to attain the position of wealth at one
bound, without the usual and necessary sacri fices and self-denial, study and work. ,
If you succeed in your business, your job or
with your farm, is your success due to luck or
to hard work, study and saying?
As the successful ones of each generation come out of the mass, do you think they attain
their positions of leadership by luck and for
nothing, or by paying the price with application and by willingness to make the continual sacrifices the assumption of responsibility entails? If you believe in luck you are on the sucker list, of all the get-rich-quick slickers in the coun
try. You are the customer they depend on to buy their worthless stocks.
If you believe in work, study and saving, you
may have gotten on their list and been stung, but
you won't stay there forever like the perpetual
sucker, the worshipper of luck. Do you know it is easier to make money than to keep it after you have it? Investing is a science, a business. Only those
succeed as investors who give this science as much study, thought and hard work as is required in anything else. Some succeed in a greater degree than others. They deserve to. They sacrifice their time and attention to mastering the science of investing to a greater degree than others. You have to crawl before you can walk. If you are ignorant of the principles of sound investing, save yourself, continual losses by ad
mitting the fact and keep your savings in your
savings account at a bank
""You must walk before you can run. When your savings amount to enough to warrant buying an investment, seek and take your banker's advice on what to buy, with safety of principle and not size of income return as your first consideration. There is a whole library of books devoted to investing. Ask your banker to recommend a list to you. If he can't, he isn't up-to-date enough
for this age. Go to some other banker who can,
and give him your business
Answers to Questions
H. S. Has Belgium recovered from the damage inflicted by the Germans? Her industries are rapidly approaching pre-war production. They are averaging about 75 per cent of their pre-war output. Railroads are operating about 80 per cent of the freight trains formerly in use and the beet sugar industry has made remarkable
ttrides in rehibilitating itself. R. P. How many victories did Eddie Rlckenbacker gain in the war and has he ever been in Richmond? He
pained 26 victories. He never spoke
here.
F. B. How many men were lost by
Germany in the war? Recent statistics published in Germany give the number of dead 1,350,000. There are
520,000 war widows, 1,130,000 war orphans and 500,000 maimed or consump
tives supported mostly by charity.
J. L. Are there any figures to show how much money will be spent on
road Improvements in Indiana this
year? State and county officials will spend between $40,000,000 and $60,000,000. Readers may obtain annwer to questions by writing the Palladium Question and Answer Department. Questions should be written plainly and briefly. Answers nlll ba sjlvea briefly.
old Aunt Martha not to dwell upon
her troubles, telling her she would
feel happier if she ignored them.
"Well, honey.," said the old lady. 'I dunno 'bout dat. I alius 'lowed
when de Lord send me tribulation He
done spec me to tribulate." "Do you enjoy Mendelsohn's songs
without words?"
"I don't know as I-e heard 'em," replied Mrs. Cumrox. "But I want to say that Mendelsohn has the right
idea. What keeps a lot of these songs from being fit to listen to is the words."
24 KILLED IN MUTINY. ROME. July 2. The newspapers announce today that according to official flenrpR 24 nprsnns wen killed and 71
wounded during the recent mutiny offl
troops at Ancona. The American demand for silk in China has greatly increased.
Memories of Old Days In This Paper Ten Years -Ago Today
So , satisfactory and enthusiastic was the meeting of the executive committee of the Fall Festival that a tentative program was drawn up and definite plans made to have the affair larger and more attractive than originally projected.
the
"What is obscurity, Tommie
teacher asked. "Its's a place, I guess," Tommie hazarded. "No, no! Why do you say lhat?" "Must be, because that's where a
After you have saved, invested and studied! the candidatts after an elec"
Dinner Stories
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Today's Talk By George Matthew Adams
Doing Chores Anyone who has eVer lived or worked on a farm knows all about doing chores! I used to think that I would rather pitch hay or plough corn all day than to do the chores at the end of the day. But somebody has to do the chores always. In every office, In every home. In every town, everywhere, there are chores to do the unpleasant have-to-be-done things. As I look back, I recall that it was Mother who was always doing them around our house. And times haven't changed any in this respect. Mothers are always doing the chores. In my mind a sort of halo always gathers about the head of the one who goes ahead and does the chores never minding and never complaining Work" value is only relative,' after all. There Is something divine about gnarled and caloused hands. There are a good many ways to do chores, though. They can be done with your heart! The Salvation Army lassie is always at them. No life seems too spent, or too ragged with failure to deserve her kindley help and sympathy. I remember a beautiful old lady named Mrs. Clark, who used to put her armB around drunken men and 6llp a little Testament into their pockets after she had prayed with them in Pacific Garden Mission in Chicago. God is always doing chores for people. ' Let us all be glad and willing to do
the chores no matter how tired or committees that discouraged we may be at the time, i standing anyhow.
never had much
For this is the way to be sure of
"pleasant dreams" and to secure that grade of slumber which lifts a man to his day with strength and fortitudeunafraid of any task.
Good E
iooa livening
By Roy K. Moulton
We actually believe Champ Clark could be prevailed upon to accept the presidency if ho could pet it. Senator Harding once played a horn In a village band, and he hasn't been out of the band wagon since. Walter Pulitzer recently told at a dinner party a story about a poultry profiteer. "A lady entered his shop," said Mr. Pulitzer, "and asked the price of a chicken. " 'Them birds in the winder,, said the profiteer. 'Wall, they're very fine quality stock. I can't let em go for less then 84 cents a pound.' "'Indeed,' said the lady, 'Did you raise them yourself?' " 'Yep,' said the profiteer absently. 'They were 69 cents yesterday.' " STILL, THE NIGHTS ARE A BIT COOL. Ladles' Paper For your evening dress I advise you simply to buy a piece of broad silver ribbon, pass It twice around the waist and knot it at the side. About the only way out of the present high-price situation is for Woodrow to repeal the law of supply and demand. The senate has abolished 42 standing
MARCEL'S SEANCE. We received the following message over our ouija board: "In the mortal world I was an actor a comedian. People came and laughed. Few realized that I also
had my troubles. They thought me clever and some thought that I must be a fool to be able to carry on the way I did on the stage. Here from the 6pookland let me send you a message: You are actors, all of you, and to enjoy life properly and perhaps understand it best, you must have a 6ense of humor." MARCEL STEINBRUGGE. The president is wearing his last summer's straw hat. What has become of last summer's league of nations? A lot ot German marks are being bought by the American kind. Weather prediction Continued dry.
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